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organic yoghurt

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TracyK · 13/10/2004 18:51

anyone know where i can get organic yoghurt with no sugar? or should I just get adult natural stuff and add fruit purees?

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pesme · 13/10/2004 19:13

yeo valley do yoghurt for kids, sainsburys sell them. they do have sugar though but are probably the best around and i have looked. i did once come across a really extreme webpage that had recipes for making your own breast milk yoghurt. i think that is just an earth mother too far!

pixiefish · 13/10/2004 19:15

i tried to make rice pudding with bm once- couldn't stand the smell of it tho.

Skara · 13/10/2004 19:21

Yeo valley ?(I think) used to do it in little six packs, haven't seen them for ages though. Mine eat natural yog with fruit on the side. Or with honey, or fruit compote or just plain. They do eat toothrotter petit filous too but everything in moderation is ok I think. Am a bit hopeless at the moment though due to disorganisation.

pesme · 13/10/2004 19:23

you win the earth mother prize pixiefish!

TracyK · 13/10/2004 19:23

I've been looking for truuuly scrumptious - but i think they only deliver/stock in london.

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Furball · 13/10/2004 20:17

I buy Noddy organic wholemilk fruit yogurt with no bits from Sainsburys. For some reason it is in with the organic/'healthy' yogurt rather than the kiddies section.

Millie1 · 13/10/2004 21:04

Sainsbury's wholemilk organic? Comes in natural and also some flavours.

Lesle · 13/10/2004 22:00

Mums4 do organic baby yoghurts that have no added sugar, or indeed anything that you wouldn't want your little one to have. I know they have them in Waitrose and I think they are also on sale in Asda. Don't know about anywhere else. My DS has them and loves them.

pixiefish · 13/10/2004 22:02

pesme- I only did it the once though!

pesme · 13/10/2004 22:27

I would hope no one would do it more than once!

spod75 · 14/10/2004 20:41

Rachel's Greek style yogurt is organic and doesn't seem to have sugar added. But I am very tired and may be missing something. Only comes in a big pot though.

Moomin · 15/10/2004 08:12

we use the organic rachel's dairy greek-style (or the tesco's own when we can't get rachel's). dd eats it with a blob of organic fruit compote (yes it's got sugar in it but at least i know how much and i can control it!) or with chopped up fresh fruit or just plain and LOVES it. IME all the little individual flavoured organic yoghurts have sugar added.

TracyK · 15/10/2004 18:06

have got a couple of ordinary organic natural yoghurt - but loathe to try on ds today as he has decided he doesn't like solids today!

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Saline · 19/11/2004 09:39

tracy - Mums 4 is excellent no added sugar, or any other rubbish my little one loves it! I have also just given their rice pudding a go, must say I add fruit to it and occasionally honey but at least there is no added sugar to start with. I found them on the web www.mums4.com

TracyK · 19/11/2004 18:14

I've tried ds on greek yoghurt and he LOVES it - it tastes just like double cream.
I'm v. suspicious tho - if he loves it - there must be something wrong with it!!

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handbagaddiction · 19/11/2004 18:23

Tracy K,

Not sure the Truuuly Scrumptious do Yoghurt - but I could be wrong. They also sell outside of London - but you need to go their web-site to find stockists.

I'll ask my friend about the yoghurt though - she owns and runs the company !!

MaggieW · 20/11/2004 13:22

Yeo Valley do a 1kg pot of organic plain yoghurt which is good value at around £2.00. Definitely avail at Tesco and I think Sainsburys too. Every now and then I'll cook up some dried apricots with an apple and a pear (with a bit of water) and freeze into cubes. Takes 1 min to defrost and mix into yoghurt. Alternatively I buy fresh or frozen raspberries/strawberries and cook with apple. Rasp's might need sweetening a bit as can be a bit tart.

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