Looking for a smooth yougurt like petit filous but with less sugar?

[Johnb0y]

I'm trying to get more calcium into my son but don't want to give him too much sugar.
He won't eat any yougurt with bits in it.
Any suggestions appreciated.

Greek yogurt is good.
Not too bitter.

Would cheese be any good?

The flavoured Skyr ones are good - smooth and not much added sugar (yoghurt will always have some sugar in the form of lactose)

Petit filo is is fromage frais not yogurt, so you could try straight fromage frais/quark/Greek yoghurt with fruit/raisins/honey

Just buy Greek yogurt and pop some fruit purée in it if he likes it a bit sweeter.

I give my little boy the little yeos organic yoghurt.

The only yoghurt (other than plain yoghurt) I've found without sugar added (as opposed to natural sugars from the milk/fruit) is either the Collective Suckies pouches or the Rachel kids pots (not the normal Rachels pots).

Or plain greek yoghurt with some fresh fruit added. Fruit puree has a lot of sugar in itself.

Aldi do a good Greek style yogurt in a big tub so less waste of both food.and packaging. kids yogurts are a horrible wasteful ripoff.

just chuck in a bit of what he likes.

Turkish or Greek yogurt. If he is just started weaning then he shouldn’t reject as he has developed the sweet tooth.

The Yeo valley fromage frais doesn’t have sugar added.

Yeo valley yogs are lovely!

We get the buckets of Onken plain yogurt and add fruit purée or honey to sweeten it

My DS has always just had plain full fat yoghurt usually Greek as I like it. Then berries added.

Fage 5% Greek-style yoghurt is the biz.

Collective Suckies
Little Yeo Fromage Frais
Rachel Organic Kids

We also do plain yoghurt and occasionally add some fruit or homemade puree. They like Yeo and Onken much more than Greek.
Would he be ok with proper prices of fruit, even if he doesn't like small bits? We chop up banana or add frozen fruit in the morning (we buy the big freezer packs of berries, tropical mix etc) then it also keeps it cold.

I should have said that he's 12 so well past weaning!

omg!

Yes thick Greek yoghurt, pref the full fat one as it keeps you full for longer, with berries and/or honey. I buy bags of frozen forest fruit and defrost overnight.

I also add some lemon flavouring sometimes to plain yoghurt.

that we all thought he was a baby. My 10 year old loves full fat Greek yoghurt with raisins, toasted seeds, desiccated coconut, chia seeds, oats and a little bit of honey. It’s one of his favourite breakfasts and fills him up for ages.

Diana adding lemon sounds lush. Definitely going to try that!

I currently really like plain quark, very thick and filling, we both like it plain but sometimes add some honey.
I also love The Collective banana suckies, but v expensive foe what they are so don't buy them too often.

Dd not a baby either, she's 17!