OK I give up! What is the best low sugar yoghurt in a small pot or frubes type thingy

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DS refuses to eat his yoghurt and wants little pots or frubes like everybody else....

So think I have lost this one and will have to succumb to commercially attractive yoghurts which are a) full of sugar and b) not very environment friendly but what are the ones that have least amount of sugar (less then 10%) and are still socially acceptable in a lunch box?

Don't know about socially acceptable (DD is too young yet) but Sainbury's kids fromage frais (in small pots, and I think also in tubes with a nozzle) are very good and have no sugar at all. They are also yummy and I have to stop DH from eating them.

yeo valley do small ones I think

Just bought dd some rachel's organic frube style things, which she seems quite taken with. Can't remember whether I checked the ingredients or not, but at least if they are packed with sugar it will be organic .

lol CSWL Also thinking maybe getting him sugarfree jellies for a change but will ask before I buy from now on

Sugar free jellies will most likely contain aspartame though, which I'd be more reluctant to give than the sugar.

ah agree CSWS, any more ideas for a lunch box virgin

I don't think the sainsburys ones have any sugar in at all.

The baby organix jellies are just set fruit juice - our sainsburys has them with the baby food, but they're big enough for a lunch box I reckon.

Yeo Valley 'frubes' are great - DS loves them frozen. I agree that I wouldn't buy sugar-free jelly, regular stuff is fine.
Mine also love Yeo Valley fruit tumble yogurts.

Yeo Valley 'frubes' are great - DS loves them frozen. I agree that I wouldn't buy sugar-free jelly, regular stuff is fine.
Mine also love Yeo Valley fruit tumble yogurts.