Tesco youghurts without bits

Wardy

Can anyone tell me if the tesco own brand yogurts have the bits in? - the kids want smooth yoghurts but I'm not sure what to get.

Thanks:beer:

MyRubyRed

It will tell you on the label

Enterprise_1701C

If you mean the normal ones with the pictures of gooseberries and rhubarb etc on the lid, then they definitely have bits in them, even the value ones have a few bits in but not so many - you might even get away with it with them!!

barginunter

They'll probably prefer fromage frais which is usually smooth and sweeter than yoghurt. Petit Filous, Muller etc are branded ones but Tesco probably do their own.

quintwins

we buy the tesco value fromage frais as we all like it we used to buy the bigger single ones aswell (which def have bits) but now we just buy lots of little ones

heleng27

We get the french set youghurts, they don't have any bits in and are delicious

Dr_Cuckoo

If you are referring to the Tesco value yoghurt 4 pack strawberry , peach , raspberry and blackcherry - then I can confirm that they have one or two bits of fruit per pot

Sainsburys and Morrisons are bit free

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Have you noticed that the Tesco Value yoghurts prices are all over the place at the moment they used to be 29p for 4 last week they were 15p for 4.I don't mind them as I use them as a topper for fresh fruit chopped up

Dr_Cuckoo

JackieO wrote: »

Have you noticed that the Tesco Value yoghurts prices are all over the place at the moment they used to be 29p for 4 last week they were 15p for 4.I don't mind them as I use them as a topper for fresh fruit chopped up

well its not intended to be "a topper for fresh fruit chopped up" so expect to be banned on your next visit

They only reduced it to cover the increase in Gold Label barley wine which I purchase regularly