Dairy and Alternatives

Another week, another new yoghurt targeted specifically at kids. This time Chobani have released a yoghurt in a tub with ’sprinkles’. The range includes popping candy, fairy bread and choc chunk cookie dunk. They sound like ice cream flavours, so let’s see how they compare to those and other yoghurts in today’s Chewsday Challenge.

As this seems to be a hot topic at the moment, I have one more yoghurt review for you. Then I promise to mix it up again! We’ve compared the So Delicious Almond, and Alpro soy yoghurts, so let’s take a look at another popular plant-based alternative: YoPro’s Dairy Free Yoghurt. The brand’s dairy line is very popular, and for good reason. But does their dairy free option stack up?

I know there has been a lot of desperation out there due to the discontinuation of the popular Soy Life Yoghurt. I hear you. So please, drum roll for… Alpro Dairy Free Yoghurt! Also soy-based, could this be your new staple? Keep reading to find out.

As a source of good bacteria for your gut, yoghurt truly is yummy for your child’s tummy. But, making your yoghurt selection can be a challenging task, especially when your child’s allergy or intolerance leads you into the confusing dairy-free world. To make things simpler, let’s take a look at the dairy free Almond Vanilla Yoghurt by So Delicious to see which options are really best for your little one.

Today’s Chewsday review features a “baby” yoghurt, because I’ve had a couple of requests for this particular brand. It’s Rafferty’s Garden No Added Sugar Yoghurt (strawberry flavour today).

To finish off yoghurt month I’m reviewing the tub of yoghurt currently in my fridge. I’m probably not going to review too many more yoghurts for a while (there’s so many other reviews waiting patiently) so if you don’t buy this one yourself- just compare the ingredients and the nutrition panel to the recommendations at the bottom of the article. If you’re close-ish then keep buying it!

Yoghurt month continues here at Mealtime Building Blocks. So, without further ado I introduce to you today’s Chewsday Review- Woolworths branded yoghurt pouches (in vanilla)

Today’s review is another kiddie yoghurt, because I’ve had a couple of requests for this particular brand. So, welcome to the stage… Tamar Valley Kids No Added Sugar Yoghurt (strawberry)

Another week another coconut yoghurt. Today’s Chewsday Review features Coyo yoghurt pouches in a vanilla flavour.

Yoghurt reviews are always interesting. I cannot believe how many different yoghurts there are on the shelves, particularly those marketed to kids. Today’s is one of the more expensive yoghurts- so how does it stack up nutritionally?

Back in the yoghurt aisle this week (just for something new 😂), to review a Vaalia yoghurt. It’s marketed as a kids ‘breakfast’ yoghurt, which I think is related to the inclusion of natural grains. This is a banana and natural grains flavour. So, how does it compare to other yoghurts?

This week’s request comes from a Mum who swapped her twins from ‘kid’s yoghurt’ to ‘adult yoghurt’ from a tub, in an attempt to reduce the sugar content. It certainly wasn’t easy, and she had to convince them that this new product was ‘cream’ because her kids loved CalciYum Pepper Pig yoghurts so much that they wouldn’t accept any other ‘yoghurt’. So this yoghurt, Yoplait Formé, is no fat and no added sugar. Is it a better option overall? Let’s see…

Can you believe it, another kid’s yoghurt on the shelves! There must be serious money to be made from squeezie pouch yoghurts, and Brownes have decided to get in on the action. As a born and bred WA dairy company, I was seriously hoping I could give their Brownes Mini’s Strawberry yoghurt a good review.