Low-fat Greek yogurt

Fettarmer Griechischer Yogurt

Guest

10 years ago

Hello Migipedia users :)
I've just joined because I've had a particular question on my mind for some time now. I've just been on vacation and enjoyed low-fat Greek yogurt in all variations and flavors. Even before these vacations I was always on the lookout for low-fat Greek yogurt, as I don't particularly like the normal diet yogurts, but I never found anything. My question now is have I just not looked hard enough or is there effectively no Greek low fat yogurt in Migros?
I would appreciate an answer or like-minded people ;)

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Guest

10 years ago

There are yogurts like this on Le-Shop.
https://www.leshop.ch/leshop/Main.do/direct/de/Search/griechische%20joghurte/
The manufacturer Total has delicious 0%, 2% or 5% fat yogurts.

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JuliaMueller

9 years ago

The **bleep**e Total 0% is sooooo super fine... I hope it hits the shelves in Switzerland soon:-)

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Rost8702

6 years ago

I've looked everywhere for it...it's not on the shelves. I could imagine that Migros doesn't want to compete with its own Yogos product line. But Yogos is only 'Greek-style' and is by no means the same thing. They simply add cream to the normal yoghurt and then sell it as Greek yoghurt. The profit is greater. But for 1 liter of original Greek yoghurt you need - as I have read - 4 liters of milk! A completely different product!

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M-Infoline

6 years ago

HelloRost8702, thank you for your contribution. Which product are you comparing our Yogos with exactly? Best regards, Luisa

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Rost8702

6 years ago

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Hi Luisa

With the product line here from LeShop:

https://www.leshop.ch/de/search?query=fage%20total

LG

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Guest

6 years ago

The system has unfortunately corrected your link, so I had to edit your post briefly. But it has no further significance.

LG, Dominik

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Dragonball

6 years ago

Would also like to have ::......siehehe Link:::: in the Migros range. Yogos is not comparable or Oh Greek

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M-Infoline

6 years ago

Hi Rost8702, thanks for the link. These products are a third-party brand with yogurt from Greece. However, we rely on our own brands and Swiss milk. We offer the following Greek-style concepts: Yogos, Greek-style organic or Oh! Greekstyle. These are based on a low fat content. Best regards, Luisa

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Rost8702

6 years ago

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Yes, thank you Lisa. I am of course aware that this is not a Migros own brand, but that doesn't necessarily mean that a Migros brand is better, does it? It's all very well to mention CH milk, but that was never the issue. But my question remains unanswered: why doesn't Migros offer this great Total fage product or another genuine Greek yogurt in its stores? You must agree with me that Greek-style yogurt is a poor substitute for real Greek yogurt, right? I think anyone who has done the taste test can confirm this. I always have to buy this yogurt at the Volg, which isn't exactly around the corner from me.

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Nachtspalter

6 years ago

The argument with the private label and milk from Switzerland has been seriously flawed since the introduction of more and more Emmi products and Chief's goods from Austria.

The desired TOTAL F*A*G*E products are now available en masse at Coop (Megastores) and sometimes also at Globus-delicatessa.

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