A faultless, fat-free and fruity yoghurt (Muller Light Chocolate Vanilla and Cherry)

Member Name: bruffyboy

Product:	Muller Light Chocolate Vanilla and Cherry
Date:	16/04/09 (51 review reads)
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Advantages: taste

Disadvantages: none

Muller Light has become synonymous with healthy yet gorgeously sweet yoghurt, and the new range is even more so. The Muller Light Chocolate Vanilla and Cherry is, perhaps, the nicest yet!

Basically, this is a vanilla yoghurt with a strong fresh zingy taste. In it are shavings of chocolate, that are so small you can't really taste the benefit of them, but it offers some comfort at least to know they're there. The best bit is the cherry though. Lurking three quaters of the way down the pot is a luscious deep cherry layer that has a real strong snap to it.

I cannot put into words how nice this is, but I'm not yet at 150 so I'd better try. Imagine it in a mouthful - you begin with the cool, palate cleansing vanilla, whilst flakes of chocolate dance on your tongue, adding a texture that you're not used to. Now your palette is clean, prepare for deep cherry, of a strength that it grabs your tastebuds by the ears and bangs their heads together: it's thick, it's indulgent, and it's healthy.

Now just look at these nutritional details:
(per 100g)

Energy - 250kJ (59 kcal)
Protein - 3.1g
Carbohydrates - 10.3g
of which sugars - 8.9g
sugars naturally from milk - 3.8g
Fat - 0.4g
of which saturates - 0.2g
Fibre - 0.3g
Sodium - Trace
Calcium - 99mg

At just 0.4% fat and 8.9% sugar, there's no-one in the world who would question the healthiness of this product.

Cost-wise, you can currently get 12 for £5 at Tesco, or 4 for £2 at Sainsburys.

I eat mine poured over a bowl of fruit, but I always sneak a few mouthfuls in on their own first!

All in all, this is the best and healthiest yoghurt I have come across, raising the bar in terms of healthy snacks.

Summary: buy it, eat it, then buy another one