Cherry A Crimson Goodness (Muller Corner Fruit)

Member Name: topsyturvy

Product:	Muller Corner Fruit
Date:	13/06/05 (263 review reads)
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Advantages: tasty, fresh cherry pieces

Disadvantages: -

I am a huge yogurt fan but sometimes once eating a main course I tend to be too full to enjoy a dessert. On the few occasions that I do have a dessert I either love ice cream, cake or most of all a yogurt. My favourite yogurts in the whole world are made by none other than Muller.

They do a lot of corner's crunch corners, and other corners but I adore the fruit corner over them all. I like my fruit corners because they are just what I need after any main course to quench my thirst even though I may already have a drink or they just seem so juicy and fresh.

So I know you'll all be wondering what exactly is my favourite, oops I have realised if you look at the category the surprise is ruined. Well, ok it is the Cherry fruit corner. The packaging is so eye catching and captivating, the dark, deep pink colour. So regal, yet so mysterious and tempting you want to know what lurks or hides under the sheet of pink foil.

The glinting cherries in the corner under the peeled over foil, this is only the cover not the actual thing. The foil is also decorated by the bold corner text in red and fruit in green with the usual Muller logo in the corner.

All Fruit corners are a 175g pot which is quite a good size. Around one of the corner curves are the ingredients which are very small but readable. So here it comes, the grand opening. I pick up my logo Muller spoon and peel back the foil to unravel the beauty beneath. I see the creamy yogurt followed by the fruity goodness. I lick the foil as I have always done ever since I was a child, some habits you just can't grow out of.

So again, picking up the spoon I pick up the yogurt around the edges. I then pick up the cherry pieces in syrup and mix them into the yogurt. The crimson mixed with the cream creates a rosy swirl which soon bcomes a light cherry colour. The majority of the pot, probably half is yogurt and the mini corner is the fruit but mixed together they become just the right amont for the perfect combination to crate this cherry dessert.

The taste is beautiful, the yogurt just perfect and every spoonful certifies a cherry piece of some sort which is gorgeous. I have had some fruity yogurts where the fruit is just sour and disgusting but Muller gets the fruit fresh, juicy and tasty.

The Fruit Corners can be bought rigt now at Tesco for 6 for £2 or you can buy them separately from about 30p I think. I always buy more than one when buying. The are not too sickly sweet and just keep the hunger off but leave you with delight.

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