Muller Light Vanilla Yoghurt

Muller is one of my favourite brands of yogurt and I was very please to see that on my last visit to ASDA that muller light is currently on offer at 12 for £3 instead of retailing at the normal 49p each, I should clarify, the pots are on offer not the corners. Muller like to tell us that they are fat free, have 100 calories per port and are rich in calcium, sounds good so far, however, when reading the list of ingredients I can see that there are sugars and sweeteners in here which may be off putting for some. Now I have not had a vanilla muller light yogurt for quite a long time and I am interested to see whether this has changed from what I remember or ...  Read the complete review

I know that I have said this before but it bears repeating Muller Light Yoghurt is glorious! There is little more to be said on the subject but maybe the review will be too short if I don't expand somewhat on my reasoning. One of my favourites is the Vanilla Flavour and I just know that writing this review is going to make me really fancy a pot! Muller Light is available in a wide range of flavours and comes in 200g cartons currently costing 36p each, but most supermarkets sell them at 3 for 99p so offering a saving of 9p on each set of three that you buy. I know it's not much but every little helps. Each pot has only than 0.2g of fat and ...  Read the complete review

I have to admit that I am not the greatest fan of yoghurts, but do tend to eat more of them when I am attempting to lose weight. Out of all the different yoghurt ranges I do find the Muller Light range the most appealing and I have taken a particular liking to their vanilla yoghurt. The first thing to say about these yoghurts is that they do seem a little bit bigger than your normal yoghurt. In fact each pot contains 200 grams so it feels a little more substantial than some of the smaller yoghurts. Even though it is a larger pot, each yoghurt contains less than 105 calories which seems pretty good to me. Also, when you look at the pot it tells you that there ...  Read the complete review

I was amazed when I discovered the '12 for £3' offer on the Muller Light yoghurts at Asda a few weeks ago. After filling up the trolley with a variety of flavours, it did not take me long to eat my way through the great tasting treats. One of the last ones I tried was the Vanilla flavour. I must admit, I was quite surprised by what I thought of it! There were only two yoghurts left in the fridge when I went to retrieve my pudding. Did I fancy Vanilla, or Smooth Peach? My 'sweet tooth' was beginning to kick in, so it seemed like a good idea to go for the Vanilla whilst I was in the mood for it. There was nothing overly-attractive about the design though that ...  Read the complete review

This is a very low fat yoghurt aimed at dieters no doubt. Each 200g pot of yoghurt contains only 105 calories and 0.25g of fat. One pot will also provide you with one third of your recommended daily allowance of calcium. Packaging takes the form of the common plastic tub with peel back lid. This yoghurt has a smooth and creamy texture with just a hint of vanilla. For me the manufacturers overdo with the added sugar content making this yoghurt a little on the sweet side. Overall though this is a satisfying yoghurt blend. And that's all I can say really about this yoghurt. There is really nothing else that is important. If I dare tried to expand upon ...  Read the complete review