'Baby' yogurts UK

[b4baby]

Just wondered what you all used for yogurts. At the moment I use petite filous.
All the supermarkets seem to do their own at a fraction of the price but wondered if anyone can recommend them?

 

[fairydust87]

I use petit filous too. Sometimes little stars. Sainsbury basic fromage frais and Iceland do peppa pig fromage frais which I sometimes get x

 

[randomrach]

I've been using Muller little stars yogurts when she has them. They say suitable from 6 months. I've used petite filous aswell. I don't think it makes a huge difference. I would probably only look at sugar content. Saying that, I never have my lo also likes Greek yogurt with warm blueberries in aswell though.

 

[x Michelle x]

I buy the tesco value ones, pretty sure they all have the same ingredients and a lot cheaper, especially when most it it end up on baby/floor/highchair...

 

[Mrs Mc]

Rachels organic 'Taste explorers'. They only do big pots though. Easy for me as twins just share one but a pain if your LO only eats a petit filous size one.

EDIT: just want to add petit filous etc are fromage frais and dont have all the healthy benefits of yogurt e.g. Good bacteria

 

[Joybell]

Ella's kitchen do lovely little yoghurts. They are no added sugar too unlike most of the other ones on the market which is fab. Bit pricey though.
My LO is also VERY partial to the tesco tubes of yoghurt which are cheap and tasty! No spoon required

Joy x

 

[Bex1408]

We use thr "plum" ones. I found Pettit filous had quite a bit of sugar in them and tastes really sweet! My lo wasn't as keen! The ingredients in the plum ones are just fromase frais and fruit. I might give the Rachel's ones a go soon as I'm sure my lo could eat about 10 little ones lol. Xxx

 

[bunnyg82]

We've tend to stick to plum ones, Ella's kitchen and Rachel's. all have no added sugar, problem is they're a bit of a pain in the bum to get hold of

 

[x Michelle x]

Instea of buying expensive baby sugar free, you can buy natural and add fruit purée or fruit pots etc...
I get really annoyed at the cheek of Ella's kitchen, Rachael's etc for the way they rip us off!

 

[Twister]

We just get plain natural yogurt, she likes it plain or sometimes we mash some fruit into it. It tends to be cheaper than fromage frais and is a bit healthier.

 

[topsy]

Have used rachels organic yogs but now its normally greek yog with fruit puree or little stars at grandparents. xxx

 

[Mrs Mc]

We just get plain natural yogurt, she likes it plain or sometimes we mash some fruit into it. It tends to be cheaper than fromage frais and is a bit healthier.

Yeah we do this too. Just find the rachels ones handy for using out and about rather than decantering yog and fruit into another pot

 

[Button#]

Plum or yeo valley. The supermarket fromage frais and petit filous have a lot of sugar in. One I looked at was a third sugar!

 

[lau86]

We also get natural/ Greek yoghurt and add fruit purée. It's alot cheaper!

 

[sheebee]

Slightly OT but if I bought a big pot of plain yogurt how long would it last in the fridge beforw it went off? My LO is a monster when it comes to food but not sure he'd manage a whole big pot in a few days!

Oh and currently using Plum and Rachels!

 

[MumToEva]

I just use yeo valley adult yogurts - they do baby size ones, but Eva eats a big one now. A lot of the other ones have added sugar etc, but they are just yogurt and fruit purée. Hubby and I eat them too now - have stopped buying low fat stuff, as I figure if I won't feed it to my daughter then I probably shouldn't be eating it myself either

 

[Bababall]

I buy small tubs of natural yogurt and mix fruit purée into it. I bought a big tub once but it said use within 3 days in fridge and shed never get through that and I don't like it.
I also use Ella's kitchen fromage frais occasionally

 

[biglebowski]

We use plain yoghurt and mashed fruit. Works out a lot cheaper.

 

[sequeena]

I use value fromage frais as it's lower in sugar

 

[ellie27]

Morrisons Savers - 46p for 6 pack.

I do agree they all taste very similar, expensive/own brand etc.

The tesco and asda value packs around 45p are both very low in fat, not great for babies/toddlers, and the Morrisons is same as Little Yeo/Petits Filous