Müller Light Rhubarb Yoghurt

I adore anything with the taste of Rhubarb; whether it is the fruit itself, or crumble, or those scrumptious little 'rhubarb and custard' sweets! I had no doubts about the Müller Light Rhubarb yoghurt when I saw it amongst the others at Asda, and with the great '12 for £3' offer on, I definitely thought it was worth a try! The first thing that attracted me to this particular yoghurt was the pot; a deep circular tub in a pretty pink shade (so Barbie-esque!). It was such a strikingly strong and girly shade, I could not resist! Looking at the foil lid as I sat at the table at lunch, the images of rhubarb stick seemed to leap right out as if they had a life of ...  Read the complete review

This is another of the Muller Light flavours that I've never tried before so here goes..... Packaging: The yogurt comes in a plastic white & reddy/pink pot. The pot is covered with the usual foil lid with a picture of some rhubarb on it. The pot tells us that it weighs 200g that there are 100 calories per pot, that it's fat free and that each pot will provide you with 33% of your Recommended Daily Amount of calcium. The ingredients for this flavour are: Yogurt, Rhubarb (10%), Fructose, Modified Maize Starch, Gelatine, Colour: Beetroot Red, Acidity Regulators: Sodium Citrates, Citric Acid; Flavourings, Stabilisers: Pectins, ...  Read the complete review

I read a very interesting article on MSN a few weeks ago about different ways to boost your metabolism, and so help your weight loss. I am on a diet and am trying to lose weight, so I am keen to do all that I can that was mentioned in the article in order to help me with my goal. Along with some advice which I had already heard, such as sleep more, eat breakfast and so on, one piece of advice which was new to me grabbed my attention, and I decided to give it a go. This advice was to eat more dairy products. According to the article, a study published in the American Society for Nutritional Sciences Journal of Nutrition, women who consumed milk, yoghurt and cheese several ...  Read the complete review

I think that the Muller Light yoghurts are great, I love the fatc that the come in a huge variety of different flavours and that they come in a huge 200g pot which is much bigger than your standard low fat yoghurt. They are also really creamy and taste like a real treat and give you that hit of something sweet. Nearly every lunch time after I have finished my meal I just fancy something sweet but rather than dipping into the biscuit tin, I am instead turning to Muller Light. They certainly don't tasty like a healthy option, there is certainly nothing lacking in either flavour or consistancy and for me they are just a great yoghurt. I have my ...  Read the complete review

I think I must have tried nearly all of the Muller Light yogurts but last week I read two reviews of both this yogurt and a peach and pineapple one. Now I was a little disgruntled at this and went on a search for both of them because they sounded delicious. I found mine in Sainsburys and I bought four for £2 which I didn't think was too bad in today's climate. The yogurts come in a big 200ml pot and the foil lid shows a picture of a couple of sticks of rhubarb on it. The yogurt itself is pink in colour and there are bits of rhubarb floating around. These are nothing to right home about because they are in strands more than lumps so if you are one ...  Read the complete review