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GREEK YOGURT ANY WITHOUT SUGAR?

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Morning,

As difficult to purchase any yogurts here Mallorca Greek or natural, without sugars, are there any yogurts in UK that have no sugar content. Lowest sugars here are a brand from Lidl which is natural yogurt still has 4.1%, I think the Danone Greek is same 4.1 or 4.2%? Whatever, after extensive search like a policewoman, sure people in supermarkets watching this blond picking up every natural yogurt insight checking sugar contents was a little crazy, but well....

Any guidance on this question would be welcomed, although Greek natural is supposedly the best, and has high fat content, do I take it, in UK it also has average sugars of around 4%?

Thank you in advance
 
pollensa said:
Any guidance on this question would be welcomed, although Greek natural is supposedly the best, and has high fat content, do I take it, in UK it also has average sugars of around 4%?

Thank you in advance
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Morning pollensa,
My Greek youghurt sitting in the fridge is 3.7%, so not far from your 4%. Its full fat. (Denmark).
 
briped said:
Morning pollensa,
My Greek youghurt sitting in the fridge is 3.7%, so not far from your 4%. Its full fat. (Denmark).
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Morning, thank you so much, will save me being a continued police woman mystery shopping Ha.Ha.....has given me idea generally comparing UK Mallorca, as you say more or less same, I doubt the higher in Mallorca will make that much difference, truly appreciate this info, now am off to buy my Lidl yogurts not thinking I am eating way more sugars than those in UK, instead around the same.

Have a nice day.
 
pollensa said:
Morning,

As difficult to purchase any yogurts here Mallorca Greek or natural, without sugars, are there any yogurts in UK that have no sugar content. Lowest sugars here are a brand from Lidl which is natural yogurt still has 4.1%, I think the Danone Greek is same 4.1 or 4.2%? Whatever, after extensive search like a policewoman, sure people in supermarkets watching this blond picking up every natural yogurt insight checking sugar contents was a little crazy, but well....

Any guidance on this question would be welcomed, although Greek natural is supposedly the best, and has high fat content, do I take it, in UK it also has average sugars of around 4%?

Thank you in advance
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There was a Lidl yoghurt at, I think, 3.7g/100mg. I'm away at the moment. Had cheese eggs tomatoes for breakfast and a 'greek style' yoghurt with no nutritional information - so that was probably a mistake

There are also low fat 'natural' yoghurts which are interesting because, if it's low fat, it can't be natural. What they mean is low fat plain yoghurt.
 
pollensa said:
... now am off to buy my Lidl yogurts not thinking I am eating way more sugars than those in UK, instead around the same.

Have a nice day.
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You too :) I'm a huge fan of Lidl, and their Greek youghurt is great. I suspect the sugar content is the samme all over Europe ...?
 
dbr10 said:
There was a Lidl yoghurt at, I think, 3.7g/100mg. I'm away at the moment. Had cheese eggs tomatoes for breakfast and a 'greek style' yoghurt with no nutritional information - so that was probably a mistake

There are also low fat 'natural' yoghurts which are interesting because, if it's low fat, it can't be natural. What they mean is low fat plain yoghurt.
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thanks so much, as you say re low fat plain yogurt, they often use such clever marketing jargon. Thanks for advices helpful
 
"low fat" yogs tend to have a higher carb content, to give it some "taste"... they probably start with semi skimmed or some such... just plain wrong to my way of thinking, full fat for me. :)
 
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