The other day I was sent some organic
yogurt to try from
I absolutely love my yogurts, I nearly
always have a yogurt for my breakfast, but I’ve never tried organic yogurts
before so I couldn’t wait to try these.
Rachel’s are Britain’s first ever certified organic dairy. Made simply, with care and using only the very best locally sourced milk and the finest organic ingredients, Rachel’s are dedicated to creating gorgeously pure dairy goodness that taste as good as they look. I was sent the limited edition apple & cinnamon bio-live yogurt.
Rachel’s are Britain’s first ever certified organic dairy. Made simply, with care and using only the very best locally sourced milk and the finest organic ingredients, Rachel’s are dedicated to creating gorgeously pure dairy goodness that taste as good as they look. I was sent the limited edition apple & cinnamon bio-live yogurt.
I absolutely loved the packaging, it was
really eye catching and unique and I loved the pattern and the pictures. If I
saw this on a supermarket shelf it would defiantly stand out to me and make me
want to buy it.
What I also loved about the packaging
was the fact that I was so easy to recycle. It had a bit at the side where it
said tear here to separate for recycling. That meant you could easily tear that
off and recycle the yogurt pot without any mess or hassle. I always recycle but
it can get so annoying when you have to spend ages picking off a label, this just
teared off in seconds.
These yogurts are quite big at 450g
each. I’ve never bought this size before, I always buy the little ones as I know
I wouldn’t be able to eat it all in one go and I’d just end up wasting it. The
difference with these to some other big yogurts are they come with a lid that’s
easy enough to put back on so you could put back in the fridge and still keep
it fresh for later or the next day, defiantly a big bonus for me and another
reason why I would buy this yogurt.
Before I’d even opened the yogurt my
first instinct was that I wouldn’t like it. Apple and Cinnamon isn’t a
combination I ever would have thought of, let alone for a yogurt, and cinnamon isn’t
something I’ve ever really liked. I had my fingers crossed that I would like it
though as I really want to start eating more organic and healthy products. This
is a limited edition apple & cinnamon bio-live yogurt that has been made
simply, with care, using only the finest organic ingredients and it contains
the yogurt cultures Lactobacillus acidophilus & Bifidobacterium.
From the first try of it I was quite
surprised by how much I loved it. The apple and cinnamon went really well
together as the cinnamon wasn’t too strong and complimented the apple
flavour. The only thing I didn’t like was the added organic raisins but that’s a
personal thing as I’ve never liked raisins in anything. It wasn’t a problem
though as they were easy enough to pick out or to just push to the side. The flavour
was amazing and the fact that it’s organic is even better.
I cant wait to try all the other different
flavours they sell and I highly recommend you give Rachel’s a go, once you’ve tried
these you defiantly won’t go back to any other yogurt’s. You can find Rachel’s on:
