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Muller Light Cherry |
| Date: |
11/04/08 (69 review reads) |
| Rating: |
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Advantages: lots of fruit, good size
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I am not really someone who eats yoghurts a lot but there are some that I do really love and these are usually made by Muller. I love fruit corners a lot but sometimes that is just too heavy and after a light lunch or dinner there is nothing better to finish my meal off with than A Muller Yoghurt. I have to say though I love Muller's flavour range because they do such a wide range but one of my favourites is probably the cherry flavour and I will continue to explain why as I type on.
Back in 1896 Ludwig Muller established his Bavarian dairy. His grandson is who runs it nowadays earning lots of money for the company. He took over in 1970 when he realised he just needed to improve the recipes and enhance the advertising to get the company more national success. After this idea the company was soon expanding and Muller Rice the new idea was invented. Then throughout the 90's the corner range was started up and soon yoghurt drinks and much more have come into sale since.
The packaging for the Muller yoghurts is quite simple but sophisticated also. They come in little pots with a foil lid that peels off. The top of the lid has the usual Muller logo and this particular flavour is a light one which means it is healthier. There are pictures of a few cherries which look really appealing and attractive and the best before date is displayed also. Around the side of the pot are coloured boxes which display all nutritional information and ingredients in them which are clear to read as the white text on the dark purple is really clear.
In a pot of Muller cherry yoghurt there are 94 calories in a pot which isn't actually too bad, they are also fat free which is again very healthy. They include no artificial colours or preservatives which are probably the main things you need to know. If you think you might be allergic to the ingredients it is best to check the ingredient list on the side of the pot before eating.
When peeling back the lid a sweet smell rises of cherries and the actual contents of the pot are light purple yoghurt which looks unusual but is a nice colour. On looking you can see the darker purple bits in the liquid which are of course the cherry pieces which there are a lot of.
The actual taste of the cherry yoghurt is really nice. It is sweet but not too heavy that it is sickly and it is really fruity. The cherry pieces make this even nicer as they add to the flavour and some of the pieces are really big. The whole yoghurt is a really nice cherry taste and doesn't taste too artificial. The pot is a decent size really at 200g and is just enough as any bigger a pot might make the yoghurt just seem that bit too much.
After eating the Cherry yoghurt it does leave a tangy taste in my mouth but I am usually satisfied enough after one pot, I never go back to get another as that would make me ill. For a 200g pot it leaves me full usually and fills my sweet needs for the day. I have to be in the mood though for yoghurt as sometimes the thought of it just doesn't seem appealing.
I got my Muller's on offer at Morrison's when it was something like 12 pots for £2 but normally when sold separately these can cost 54p a pot which is quite a lot or at the minute Asda are doing 4 for £2 which isn't really that big a saving.
These can be bought in all supermarkets and smaller shops but they are most worth the money when on offer as I feel they are quite overpriced for what they are as the corners are more value for money.
If you want more information on Muller as a company or on their products then their website http://www.muller.co.uk is quite informative and bright and colourful. It has just been redesigned and states more product information and company contact details for complaints and so on.
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