Yoplait Wildlife Choobs

When my daughter started school last year I started to put a normal yoghurt pot into her packed lunch box with her sandwiches, but when she returned home I found that her lunch box was covered in yoghurt as she did not want it all and she had tried to throw it away but ended up throwing her spoon out too!! With this I vowed next time I went to the supermarket I would try to look for something a little easier for her to use and also to save on my cutlery!! My sister in law then told me about these yoplait wildlife choobs, she uses them for her children's packed lunches and said they were really handy to use. Next time I did my usual online ...  Read the complete review

After discovering many moons ago that my son has a passion for yoghurts and milk based desserts the next dilemma was to choose one that was delicious for him, one that would last more than 2 minutes (the usual amount of time it takes for him to eat one!) and also one that would be cost effective in this credit crunching time! After him finding that he actually quite liked Frube yoghurts (the yoghurts that come in a finger sized pouch) I was dismayed to find that the afore mentioned yoghurts had gone back up to their normal retail price, instead of the special offer price that I purchased them for (2 boxes for £2), so I had to find a cheaper alternative.... And ...  Read the complete review

I used to be really infuriated by all the somewhat gimickey foods marketed towards children and their parents as 'lunchbox foods'. I just didn't get it....one such food was those tubes of fromage frais/yogurt. I just didn't see the point and thought that they were a complete waste of money. Fast forward to our recent, if somewhat brief heat wave, I was struggling with ideas for my daughter's playgroup lunchbox and my friend suggested these Yoplait Choobs. She told me that she bought them for her daughter and then would pop them in the freezer rather than the fridge. That way her daughter could either enjoy them at home as a lolly or they would still be ...  Read the complete review

As a mum, i am always looking for healthy options for my sons lunch box. He enjoys yoghurts, but putting a yoghurt pot into his lunch box always ended up in a mess, there would be yoghurt all over the box when he brought it home. So i started to by the tubes of yoghurt and found these were much better and easier for my son to eat. I also found how expensive they were, i was buying Frubes. After having a look around i found Yoplait Wildlife Choobs and have been buying them ever since. They come packaged in a part see through packet and on the front it has an orange background, with the Yoplait logo on. There is a picture of wildlife animals on the front in ...  Read the complete review

Wildlife choobs - yoghurt in a tube I always have these yoghurts in my fridge, they are just an easy quick healthy snack. A name you can trust Yoplait: My daughter love these in her lunch box and I have done what the advert said on the T V - " put the tubes in the freezer the night before " and it helps keep all the other food in her lunch box that little bit cooler, on these hot days. They are sold in packet of 6 . (40g each) £1.15 rrp from Tesco no fruit bits, no artificial colours and no artificial sweeteners. The packageing looks fun with lions and monkeys on ideal for toddlers and older children, not too embarrasing. The ...  Read the complete review