Muller Crunch Corner Chocolate Digestive Yoghurt

I remember when yoghurts were first properly intriduced to the UK on the 1960's & 70's - they were watery, oversweet & pretty disgusting really. How things have changed! I actually like yoghurt now & a few years ago I bought an Easiyo yoghurt-maker so I could make my own but there's a limit to how many flavours that you can make with it so I buy them when they're on offer. I saw these Muller ones for sale - 5 for £1.50 at Iceland & they looked very tempting so I stocked up for half-term for a treat. I hadn't come across the ones with milk chocolate digestive before but having tried quite a variety of Mullers I thought ...  Read the complete review

I'm not normally a huge fan of yogurts but I really do like the Muller Crunch Corner brand. They make yogurt interesting rather than being just bone plain boring flavour as they include little crunchy bits to add to it. Anyway I decided to buy some a few days ago because they are on offer at Tesco, 4 for £2 which is quite good for these yogurts, although they are normally only 53p each so not a big save every little helps and besides they are really tasty so it isn't hard to eat them all. There are an awful lot of Muller Corners to chose from but I chose this Muller Crunch Corner Chocolate Digestive Yogurt because I really like chocolate digestive biscuits and ...  Read the complete review

I've never really been a fan of chocolate-based yoghurts, but chocolate digestives, now that's a different story! When I discovered that Müller had combined their great taste with the yoghurt, I couldn't wait to try. When you first peel off the shiny lid, the sweet vanilla smell of the fresh white yoghurt hits you in an instant as it drifts out of the larger corner of the split pot. In the smaller section, the collection of small brown balls do not give off any special aroma; however they do look incredibly appetising and tempting! The yoghurt looked so delicious, I couldn't wait to try it. Müller Corners can be eaten in one of two ways; either ...  Read the complete review

Milk chocolate digestive balls, with a separate helping of vanilla flavour yogurt, is a wonderful combination, I have been quite lucky buying these lately as Morrison's a had a great offer were you could buy 10 for £2.00 but that offer has ended, but to my greatest pleasure I popped in to tesco and they had them on offer for 5 for a £1. The normal recommended price for the yogurts is 53p each for a 150g tub. As much as I love them I would not pay 53p for one. The vanilla yogurt is quite thick not like some cheaper yogurts you buy, and the chocolate balls all coated in milk chocolate, tipped together is a taste sensation. Muller has a great range ...  Read the complete review

I got these at the same time as I got the Strawberry Muller Crunch Corner and am hoping that these prove to be better on the taste front.... Packaging: These came in trial packs of 3 at my local corner shop. The outer plastic sleeve is mainly purple with a picture of lots of little chocolate balls. Towards the right there's a wedge of yellow which has "3 for £1 Great Value Trial Pack" written on it. On opening the outer sleeve there are 3 pots of the yogurt. The pots are basically a square piece of plastic with a small self contained triangle in one corner which holds the "crumble". There is a small gap between this and the ...  Read the complete review