Danone Bio Activia Natural

...full of life! ;-) Ah, January. The New Year. Resolutions. People trying to "be healthy". I bet there are dozens of you out there who have decided to get 2003 off to a good start by pledging to eat properly, exercise and generally look after yourselves better than you did last year. Well, I'll admit that I kind of said that too. Not a proper resolution, mind - more of a desire to shake off the ill health that had been dogging me for most of 2002. And this is where this product - Danone Bio Activia yoghurt - comes in, with a full and glowing reference from my mother (which should be sufficient recommendation in itself, but I suspect the ...

I have been buying the Bio Activia range from Danaoe for about a year, and I would not even look at another brand (well, may be the Bio range from Sainsburys). First of all they come in great flavours and they play around with yoghurts as well: sometimes there a compote at the bottom of the pot, sometimes the fruit is mixed through like a traditional one. FLAVOURS: Prunes, Raspberry ? fruit compote at bottom of pot Hint of Coconut, Cherry, Apricot ? traditional style. WHICH IS BEST? Well?..they are all! I am unable to make a decision. Safe to say, Prune is great after having salad or after having eaten pork ...

“Hi June – ohh you look as rough as a butchers dog” “Ohhh I dunno Janice, I feel bloated, and I’m as big as a house!” “Well June, you need one of these Danone yoghurts. They’ve got something in them called Bifidus Digestivum which will help all that” “Thanks Janice, I’ll pop them all in my handbag in a hilarious comedy moment!” “Don’t worry June, everyone does that. I’m constantly down the shops buying more…now please leave my house as I’ve no time for thieving gits. You’ve hurt me Janice, you really have” Like me, you may have seen those naff adverts for the Danone yoghurts on TV. But sub consciously they may have ...