Muller Light Toffee yoghurt

Whilst shopping in Morrisons at the weekend I noticed that they still had the Muller Light range on offer. I realised that there were four flavours I'd never tried before and, despite the fact that I wasn't that enthused by three of time, they went into the trolley. After all, you should never make a judgement on something before you've tried it, should you? Packaging: The yogurt comes in a plastic white & brown pot. The pot is covered with the usual foil lid with a picture of some chunks of toffee 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 31% of ...  Read the complete review

Yoghurt is the perfect food for all times of the day. Whether its an accompaniment to your bowl of cereal or toast at breakfast, a mid morning treat, or a pudding for after a meal, it really is very versatile. One of my favourite brands of yoghurt are Muller and I am particularly fond of the Muller Light variety. Muller Lights can be found in all Supermarkets including Asda and Tesco. They are often found in little shops such as Superdrug and Boots too as well as hospital and airport canteens and sometimes little newsagents or petrol stations. They can always be found in the fridges which is the perfect and really the only place for them to be ...  Read the complete review

I have been trying to avoid eating milk as it seems my body is not happy with the idea of drinking cows milk. After toying with the idea of expressing my own breastmilk......What????? It's cheap and I don't think it's right that human drink cows milk; cows should drink cows milk! It just doesn't make sense! Anyway I was too lazy to express so thought I'd try some soya products. The milk was OK but last night I sat down with a tonne of fruit and a vanilla soya yogurt and nearly puked it back up again. After the first spoonful I decided that it wasn't for me and raided the fridge for my hubby's last toffee Muller light (my body will have to try and come to terms with ...  Read the complete review

As the quest to lose weight for my upcoming nuptials continues, my fridge is full of diet and low calorie treats. Now normally, this would bore me silly. I'm not what you would call a 'natural healthy eater' and to be honest, if it isn't chocolate, it isn't normally worth bothering with. Many companies have attempted to make a decent healthy yoghurt, and Muller are one of many to jump on the diets bandwagon and bring out their own low calorie version. However, it is worth bothering with? Read on avid yoghurt fans. Packaging ~~~~~~~ The Muller light toffee yoghurt comes in a large pot, with a creamy beige colour lid with a big picture of ...  Read the complete review

I do like a pot of Müller yogurt but never really fancied the toffee variety as for me yogurts should be fruity and naturally sweet. However, recently my daughter has become obsessed with this flavour and this week she brought me over a couple of pots to try. I have to say it's nice, but not as mind blowing as I was expecting it to be. As with any Müller yogurt this is thick and creamy, it has a rich and filling consistency which I really enjoy in a yogurt. I found this flavour a little too sweet if I'm honest, the toffee flavour is fairly authentic but I really thought the whole affair was rather synthetic tasting and not a patch on other ...  Read the complete review