Low sugar low fat yoghurt.

stashmycash

Low sugar low fat yoghurt that tastes nice. I don't mind if it costs a bit more.Recommendations please.

Alltheloginsaretakenappar

I get Yeo Valley organic live yoghurt, which is the nicest I've tried. I sometimes just add my own fruit in a blender. http://www.yeovalleyorganic.co.uk

cattie

Muller yogurts are very tasty & have a great choice range if you haven't tried those yet. You can get them in their large double size standard pot or now in the more usual 1 pot size in multipacks of 6 or 12.

Sainsbury's used to do a healthy own brand that was very tasty, but I've not seen those in store for a few weeks now so don't know if they have discontinued them.

Weightwatchers also do a limited range which aren't bad.

Ted_Hutchinson

stashmycash wrote:

Low sugar low fat yoghurt that tastes nice. I don't mind if it costs a bit more.Recommendations please.

Make your own. Then you don't need any sugar or sweetener at all. Plenty of threads here about yoghurt making. The fresher it is the sweeter. We make smaller batches twice a week so our yoghurt is hardly ever more than 3 days old.

Nile

Hello stashmycash

I'll move your thread over to the 'Old Style' board, where the experts will help you with a recipe and tips to make your own yoghurt.;)

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stashmycash

cattie wrote:

Muller yogurts are very tasty & have a great choice range if you haven't tried those yet. You can get them in their large double size standard pot or now in the more usual 1 pot size in multipacks of 6 or 12.

Sainsbury's used to do a healthy own brand that was very tasty, but I've not seen those in store for a few weeks now so don't know if they have discontinued them.

Weightwatchers also do a limited range which aren't bad.

Although Muller do low fat yoghurts i think they contain quite alot of sugar.I may be wrong, I will have a look anyway. Thanks.

stashmycash

Ted_Hutchinson wrote:

Make your own. Then you don't need any sugar or sweetener at all. Plenty of threads here about yoghurt making. The fresher it is the sweeter. We make smaller batches twice a week so our yoghurt is hardly ever more than 3 days old.

I'd like too, but I know in reality I wouldn't, mainly due to lack of time.Thanks anyway.

stashmycash

Nile wrote:

Hello stashmycash

I'll move your thread over to the 'Old Style' board, where the experts will help you with a recipe and tips to make your own yoghurt.;)



Nile

I know that I won't make my own, mainly due to time.

newleaf

stashmycash wrote:

I know that I won't make my own, mainly due to time.

What about EasiYo? Different flavours to choose from, and dead simple to make. Look here: https://www.yoghurtdirect.co.uk (very reliable service too, I can recommend them)

consultant31

MullerLights are low in fat and typically less than 10% sugar.

Bagpuss741

I agree with newleaf, EasiYo is yummy and only takes 2 mins to make.