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Does SW have shares in Muller Light?

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holycowwhatnow · 12/01/2014 22:43

Genuine question. So much mention of Muller Light over all other brands of yoghurt. I ask because I don't eat Muller Light (as they contain gelatine) and I wonder why they are constantly recommending Muller. Your thoughts?

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HarrietSchulenberg · 12/01/2014 23:05

I did SW for a while and I wondered that too. I live near the Muller factory and I wondered if it was a regional thing. We had a tray of free yogs to sample once but they were rather vague about why we had them and I always suspected it was a marketing ploy.

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holycowwhatnow · 12/01/2014 23:46

Definitely not a regional thing, I'm in Ireland. I'm going to ask my consultant this week.

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Revenger · 13/01/2014 00:18

I think it's because they're free or very low syn value. I saw a korma recipe using a coconut muller lite. There probably is some kind of marketing deal going on with them.

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Steffanoid · 13/01/2014 15:35

I think it might be because they're syn free, the aldi fake !Mullers aren't syn free which people thought they were. the activia ones are free for most of the 0% ones.

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holycowwhatnow · 13/01/2014 16:40

O dear, the aldi ones aren't freeShock I was gutted to find the Rachel's Own ones weren't free either- they're extremely gorgeous.

I've no problem if SW have an affiliation with a product but I do think it should be made clear that there are alternatives to it and what those alternatives are. If they're going to name one product, they should be prepared to name more.

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WeShouldOpenABar · 14/01/2014 21:58

I think they must, I mean if you go on the syns calculator it has eg.Muller light cued up and ready to go

Some of them are bloody awful but I do like the Turkish delight one which I've been told has been "limited edition" for over a year now

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Blondeshavemorefun · 19/01/2014 15:25

Holy cow / my friend is a veggie and has been eating ml :( not sure she knows

Apart from Danone % what others are free or what do you eat?

Love vanilla Danone and Turkish delight ml are rank. Like eating perfume !!

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hulahoopsilove · 19/01/2014 15:47

yes I agree every single week our leaders gives us some recipe and low and behold the ML gets a mention - what is it all about?????

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Steffanoid · 19/01/2014 17:05

the turkish muller have stopped round here now its raspberry and dark chocolate

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Shaxx · 19/01/2014 19:29

It seems like it!
I'm anti artificial sweeteners so get annoyed at how much they're pushed.

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jimmijam · 16/03/2014 15:05

Wish they werevegetarian they're in so many recipes!

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SorchaL · 26/03/2018 15:19

I'm certain SW must have shares in ML... they say that Aldi Brooklea Light (Orange with Choc Sprinkles) is 1 Syn and the ML version is Free, even though the ML one has 25% MORE kcal, 50% MORE Saturated Fats, and 25% MORE sugar than the Aldi equivalent! Shock

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MilkyCoffeeAndSkinnySyrup · 30/03/2018 22:36

Muller Lights IMO shouldn't be a free food. It contains tons of sugar and it stalled my weight loss for weeks. I gave up on them almost a month ago and I now eat Quark and fat free Greek yogurt, and I've lost 6lb since then. Good riddance to them!

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