I would first of all like to take the time to dedicate this particular yoghurt review of mine to Greenierexieboy, as on a previous review his exact comment was: "The strawberry one? Meh. The peach one? Lovely." So this one is for you...

The yoghurt, like the rest, comes in a deep round tub. Mounted on the front of the deep luscious blue background you can see a juicy looking image of a whole peach and its slices. As delicious as they look, there is no actual indication as to what the yoghurt itself looks like. However, when you pull back the lid, which is very easy to do with only small splutters, you will be faced with a very pale yellow shade of yoghurt. Through it you can see darker yellow, almost orange, pieces of fruit, a misshapen square shape. What's more is the delicious aroma of the yoghurt - a very refreshing and sweet scent from the peaches, most tempting.

I'm afraid that the flavour was not the only thing to be absorbed; this particular yoghurt is not too kind nutrition wise. Each 150g pot of delight contains an uneasy 220 calories and 24g sugars. And we cannot forget about the shocking 11g of fat now, can we?! This is quite appauling, though if you look for that shiny silver lining, this yoghurt is a good source of calcium, so helps to keep our bones strong and healthy!

The whole consuming experience with a yoghurt is obviously very important, however I find I often pass judgement on how versatile a yoghurt can be. Would this one do so well? Again, I am incredibly sorry, but it was only a little successful. As I took a few spoonfuls out to taste it, I was then able to go on and add the rest to my lunch weetabix. However if I had poured it on straight away, there would have been far too much there - even though there is only 150g, and others can be used for this, I find it is too heavy. On a positive side of things though, this would go down quite nice with some fruit (could I suggest peaches?!). As it is quite a flat pot, you can easily pop it into a lunch. Also, it is good to serve as a dessert, or as an after-school snack to lethargic children! The pot appears to be made of a cardboard, however if you remove the blue paper part, you are left with a little white plastic tub. This can be reused, however there is no lid.

The big question now I feel needs answered is just how do these compare to others? I have had a lot of yoghurts over the past year (!) and have tried a few peach ones. It is unfortunately not as healthy nor is it as versatile as the Coop low fat peach yoghurt. However you do get an awful lot more in a single pot than you do in the Weight Watchers peach yoghurts. The Tesco Peach and Nectarine one too is much healthier but much more watery too. Muller Light Smooth Peach is more healthy, and there is about the same amount too in a single tub. I think this one would rank perhaps second or third, with Muller Light Smooth Peach topping them all.