These bigger pots are a match for bigger children’s appetites. Simply our creamy yogurt, some puréed fruit (real organic strawberry, raspberry, apricot or peach) and a bit of organic sugar for a little extra sweetness.
Customer Reviews
– Stacey SheargoldI was really disgusted to see that these contain totally unnecessary added sugar – why for goodness sake?! My son was used to (and enjoyed) the mini lots of six yoghurts which contain no added sugar then you sneak it into the slightly larger size?
Outdoorsy sort, Parent with tots, Baking fiend, Healthy foodie, Keen cook, Nature lover
– Penny GowlerIs it not possible to just sell the no added sugar weaning size yoghurt in this size of pot? Would much prefer these to be sweetened just by fruit not refined sugar. Just to say I love your products just a little frustrated that the kids yoghurts have added sugar, albeit slightly less per 100g than other similar options. Thanks
Healthy foodie, Parent with tots
– GillI recently bought Yeo yoghurt with honey, but could not taste any honey. Very disappointing. It was the first time I had bought Yeo yoghurt and it will be the last. Lidl do fabulous yoghurt with honey.
Keen cook
– HelenPlease bring out a fruity yoghurt with no added sugar. I don’t understand why you can make a fromage frais without sugar but not a yoghurt. These seem to contain as much sugar as adult yoghurts too.
Healthy foodie, Keen cook, Nature lover, Outdoorsy sort, Parent with tots
– JanePlease please please could you make a yogurt without sugar!
Outdoorsy sort, Parent with tots
– Mag BassonSPLENDID!
Fitness fiend, Healthy foodie, Keen cook, Nature lover, Outdoorsy sort, Sweet tooth, Baking fiend
– DanielI have just had confirmation from an employee of Yeo Valley that EACH POT of Little Yeos contains roughly 4.5g of added sugar! Parents beware!
Parent with tots
– SCOOTER!!!!!!SO YUMMY
Outdoorsy sort
– Lara HughesThese are by far the weirdest tasting yoghurts I have ever tried.
My daughter immediately declared her dislike for them, which i dismissed as her being fussy – then I tried them and had to agree.
They are very sour and not at all pleasant. I am used to a sugar free diet so It is not because I have a sweet tooth. There is just something abut them that make them that is not quite right.
It also doesn’t help that you cannot ‘snap’ the pots apart!
Parent with tots
– Samantha MooreI love them and so does my 8-9yo
Baking fiend
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