Advantages: fat free, organic, inexpensive, tastes nice.
Disadvantages: might not be to everyone's taste

...I recently had a stay in hospital and I must admit when I was discharged it has made me have a new outlook on life and what I was doing to my health being overweight and eating junk food constantly, so now I am weigh a stone less thanks to no snacking and eating healthy and getting lots of exercise. Anyway lets get to the product, I wanted a yogurt one that was not full of sugar and one that was live so that it helps the good bacteria in your stomach, so I was searching my local supermarket and came across this Yeo Valley Organic, Fat Free and Live Yogurt. The yogurt itself comes in many flavours, apricot, strawberry, mango and vanilla (other supermarkets may stock more varieties but this is all Asda stocks). I opted for the vanilla flavoured as I wanted a smooth tasting yogurt without an overpowering... Read review

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Advantages: Delicious, Healthy, Many Uses
Disadvantages: Fattening compared to other yogurts

...Greek-style is as sinful as yogurt gets. It's thick, creamy and utterly delicious, and Yeo Valley Greek style yogurt is far and away the best there is. It's healthy as well as fattening (yes, that is possible), and it has a multitude of uses. Come with me on a tour of yogurt heaven. First, the difference between standard and Greek yogurts. Well, basically it's the creaminess. Greek yogurt is ordinary strained yogurt with added cream, usually about 10%. This gives it a thicker consistency, a milder, creamier flavour, and a load more calories. Second, the difference between Yeo Valley Greek yogurt and the others on the market. Yeo Valley only make yogurts that are both organic and live. Their organicness means that they are made from milk from cows who have been fed only vegetation and who have not been pumped full of hormones... Read review

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Advantages: Delicious, Healthy, Organic
Disadvantages: None

...I am alone in my house. The blinds are closed. I have just done something very sensual, very indulgent, and very, very satisfying. I feel a little guilty, but console myself with the view that it is normal, natural and even healthy. What have I done? I've eaten a whole 450g tub of Yeo Valley Organic Raspberry Yogurt, that's what. And it was as good as a tub of Haagen Dazs. But how can yogurt be sensual, you may ask. Surely it's a diet food, and therefore horrible, weak and watery. How can it possibly compare to a tub of wickedly delicious HG? Well, first, let me tell you a little about Yeo Valley… Yeo Valley are a company based in Somerset. They make a range of dairy-based products, all of which are organic and made with fruit and milk from organic farms that operate environmentally sustainable systems. That means... Read review

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Advantages: Organic. No Sugar. GM Free. Big Pots. No artificial sweetner
Disadvantages: Pricey compared to supermarkets own kids yogurts.

.... Compared to other similar products like Yeo Valley organic yogurts they are reasonably priced, selling for around £1.48 in Asda and Tesco. Compared to non-organic products and supermarkets kids own range they may seem pricey. If like me you want to avoid feeding your baby unecessary sugar and sweetener which isn't recommened for babies anyway these are a great yogurt and the only one I could find targeted for the kiddy market without sugar in it. Otherwise its a case of buying full fat unsweetened yogurt and adding your own pureed fruit which isn't that convenient! My son loves them which is the most important thing really - especially the strawberry flavour and demolishes the whole pot but to start with the pot might be a bit too big for smaller babies. But since the pots are a good size they are suitable for toddlers and children too... Read review

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Advantages: Organic, Fresh, and Tasty
Disadvantages: None

...Yeo Valley is a typical hippy caring company very much like Pret and Innocent, normally the yogurts are low flat, great full flavour, and these particular Strawberry Jumble thick yogurts are extremely tasty and fresh. With the full taste of fresh Strawberry's and slight taste of freshly picked peach, with huge chunks of fresh fruit you can't go wrong and at only 1.0 fat is a great for a lovely low fat treat. Yeo Valley yoghurts have all the ingredients to make you fit and heathly and still known to make all there own products on farms in the UK. Here is some information I have gathered which I hope is useful for you. Firstly they are made with carefully selected organic ingredients…No artificial additives, colours, flavourings, GM ingredients, sweeteners, or anything else that’s not entirely natural. Being organic means they use... Read review

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Advantages: Low in fat, low in food miles, and its organic too!
Disadvantages: Runnier and less tasty than the full fat version

..., and all taste of real fruit (unlike many flavoured yoghurts which taste of artificial flavourings and chemicals). I'm not so keen on the vanilla and toffee flavours; they are too sweet for me. ADDITIVES None of Yeo Valley's yoghurts contain any added colours or preservatives, and added flavourings are natural ones (such as organic fruit concentrates or lemon juice). As stated above, there are no artificial sweeteners. PRICE COMPARISON A minor quibble - I'm not sure why the fat-free yeo Valley flavoured yoghurts should be more expensive than the full-fat ones. After all, skimmed milk is cheaper than full-fat milk. **Organic Low Fat Natural Yoghurt** Yeo Valley Organic Fat Free Natural Yogurt 500g £0.97 Tesco Rachel's Dairy Natural Organic Low Fat 500g £0.99 Sainsbury's Sainsbury's Natural Organic Low Fat 500g £0.95 Sainsbury's Sainsbury... Read review

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Advantages: Good value for what it is and available nationwide
Disadvantages: Not the best Greek-style on the market

.... Don’t worry, I’ll go back to the innuendo in a minute or two…. Cost and availability: ********** Price: £1.39 per unit - £0.28/100g which is pretty good compared to its contemporaries on the market like Rachel’s Organic Greek Style yogurt which retails at (£1.64 per unit and Yeo Valley which retails at £1.69 for 500g. However the latter company DO claim to give their cows holistic massages although they refused to comment on the apparel worn by the nymphs carrying out these actions. What does it smell/taste like? ********** It smells like buttermilk with a small bit of cheese added, a bit like the sauce that is often served with cauliflower, the homemade pale version and not the synthetic darker packet stuff. In taste it is a bit sourer than regular plain old yogurt and as I have mentioned previously there is a great deal more... Read review

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Advantages: Great to eat while slimming
Disadvantages: Splashing when opening pot

...I was recommended Muller light yogurts through slimming world, i was given a voucher to use so i throught i would try them out. Never really liked yogurt before but needed to find something i could have for dessert. I brought a few different flavours to try out and one was this strawberry flavour and i must admit this one is the best of the bunch. The yogurt is very smooth and creamy with bits of Strawberrys in. You really can taste the strawberry in the yogurt and the strawberry bits are smooth and tasty, unlike some yogurts where you find some of the bits are either hard or really bitty leaving bits sticking to your teeth. I find some yogurts also leave a weird after taste, with muller lights this isn't the case. You should always keep these in a fridge, this are really great to eat in the summer when its hot. I also have freezed some... Read review

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Advantages: nearly fat free
Disadvantages: maybe a little sour for some tastes

...I bought a pack of 4 yeo valley fats free live organic yoghurts from Tesco yesterday cost £1.55p for 4 yoghurts. I bought the summer selection there is also a tropical treats flavoured pack of 4. (Pineapple & mango, guava & orange,) The pack of 4 came in a card sleeve with pictures of a green field and trees on it there were clear individual pictures of the fruits that flavour the yoghurt too. Each yoghurt pot was a very thin plastic container covered by card this is needed to keep the container stiff and easy to hold; also it has a picture of the fruit on it. The yoghurt it sealed in the pot by a foil lid this is easy to remove wash then recycle. In my pack of four there was a strawberry yoghurt a raspberry one a rhubarb one and a plum one. Each pot contains 125 g. I chose a strawberry one to eat I peeled the top of and smelt... Read review

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Advantages: Organic, Additive Free, Great for Kids
Disadvantages: Full Fat So not good for waistline

...I recently picked up a four pack of Yeo Valley Organic Fruit Yoghurts for kids on a recent trip to Somerfield. I offer my little girl a yoghurt after both lunch and dinner as it is a good way to get a child to eat diary products and get a good source of calcium. Up to the age of three it is recommended that children consume at least half a pint of full cream milk per day, this can also come from yoghurts, one 100grm yoghurt making up 1/3rd of this. ************* The Packaging ************* The yoghurts come packed in sets of four traditional round type yoghurt pots. The four pots are packed together in a cardboard surround. The cardboard surround is printed on a sky blue background and there is a child like drawing of a brown cow surrounded by a banana, an apple, an apricot and a strawberry. The words Yeo Valley Organic... Read review

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