Muller Crunch Corner Toffee Hoops Yoghurt

Packaging These come in a plastic container with a "easy to peel back" lid, which is made with paper on top and foil underneath. There is two compartments inside which are both of triangular shape. One of them is filled with a reasonably good amount of chocolate covered hoops and the other is filled with a good lot of toffee yoghurt. On the lid it says "Creamy toffee flavour yoghurt with milk chocolate coated cereal hoops." WHAT SHOULD YOU KNOW? This contains 22% of your calcium RDA, it has no artificial colours or preservatives and no artificial sweeteners either. NUTRITIONAL INFORMATION, PER ...  Read the complete review

When I brought 8 Muller corners for £2.00 in Tesco I got one of these Crunch corners called Toffee Hoops because I'm not always mad for yogurt and these always seem a bit more sweetie than the normal fruit corners. In this one the big triangle of the pot has got toffee yogurt in it and in the little triangle there are chocolate covered cereal hoops. You can either tip them all into the yogurt at once, do it a bit at a time or eat them seperate. The yogurt is dead creamy and smooth, the toffee flavour is quite strong but it's like natural toffee instead of tasting madly fake like a lot of toffee yogurts do. It's got a light consistency even ...  Read the complete review

Tescos currently have a great offer of the Muller crunch/fruit corners - 8 yoghurts for £2. I am a big fan of the crunch corners as they are a good blend between yoghurt and chocolatey goodness. Muller Crunch Corner Toffee Hoops What is it?: The yoghurt is described as a creamy toffee flavour yoghurt with milk chocolate coated cereal hoops. The design of the yoghurt pot is a standard Muller corner yoghurt - a large deep triangle of light brown yoghurt with a small foldable triangle containing small circular chocolate hoops which look very appetising. The weight of the yoghurt is 150g. Smell and Taste: The smell of the chocolate and the ...  Read the complete review

I was quite looking forward to trying one of these more novelty style yoghurts, but I think I was a bit put off at first by the calorie/fat content as I associate yoghurts with being a healthier snack, which these are not. Muller are a very popular manufacturer when it comes to yoghurts, and so are easy to come across in supermarkets. As they've gained popularity, the range of flavours and designs has grown, incorporating the concept of a corner portion of something which can be dipped into the yoghurt. I tend to only eat Muller light (toffee or vanilla, both of which are very yummy!), but the sound of toffee hoops caught my eye so I gave them a go. ...  Read the complete review

Having recently discovered the wonder that is the Muller 'Crunch Corner' (banana and choc flakes variety), I had popped to my local Co-op supermarket to stock up on these yogurts amongst a few other bits and pieces that I needed. I was extremely disappointed to note that the banana and choc flakes variety of Muller crunch had sold out completely. As I wandered around scanning the contents of the fridges in the supermarket, my eye happened upon two alternative desserts, both of which were different varieties of Muller crunch corner. Noting that both were reduced to 40 pence each, I plonked them into my trolley. The usual price for these desserts is around 60 ...  Read the complete review