Unfortunately, I have recently noticed that Legere yogurt is gradually disappearing from the range. Now the blueberry has also been hit... There is no more choice. Who thinks of the diabetics (normal weight)? I was offered Bifidus yogurt as an alternative. Only 150 g tub and more expensive! Somehow no longer fits in with Migros.
Hello everyone, thank you very much for your comments. Bifidus yoghurts are expensive because they also have the added value of aiding digestion. Production is expensive, so this has an impact on sales prices.
The new yogurt line contains no added granulated sugar and supports digestion. The new products are suitable for health-conscious consumers and especially for diabetics, who will find an attractive alternative with a sugar substitute in our range.
Replaced were:
Léger Yoghurt Hazelnut (article 205032900000)
Léger yoghurt blueberry (article 205031700000)
Bifidus Mocha (article 205203100000)
Bifidus Vanilla (article 205203900000)
New launches:
Bifidus Yoghurt 0 % Blueberry (article 205202700000)
Bifidus Yoghurt 0 % Vanilla (article 205202900000)
Bifidus Yoghurt 0 % Mocha (article 205202600000)
Substitute Léger yoghurt hazelnut:
We continue to stock the hazelnut variety as organic and M-Classic yogurt. In the reduced-sugar yogurt range, I recommend the YOU 100Cal line with 30 % less sugar.
Substitute Léger yogurt blueberry:
With the blueberry variety under the new "Bifidus 0 %" line, we offer a direct substitute for Léger yogurt: Bifidus Yogurt 0 % Blueberry (article 205202700000)
I have of course informed the relevant specialist department about your feedback.
Best regards, Richi
The normal hazelnut yogurt is never a substitute for the Léger yogurt. And I find completely different flavors at You.
I'm of the same opinion. 100 responses will probably not be enough here... :-( :-( Bifidus is not low-fat, You has sugar, normal hazelnut yoghurt is something completely different. I probably won't be buying anything at Migros in future if the only products I still liked and liked are disappearing. It used to be nice to shop at Migros ;-/...
Yes, it really used to be better and more consistent.
The new 0% Bifidus have no granulated sugar, I think the nutritional values are ok. the low fat content is also ok.
@ Richi
Thanks for the feedback. Bifidus is certainly okay. But I want to decide for myself if I want to buy it. For me, this is a hidden price increase if I have no other choice.
I think many people simply want a fine yoghurt without added sugar, without chichi and tralala. That would also be health-conscious and lifestyle....
I would also be in favor of a reintroduction.
In my apprenticeship, the two varieties (blueberry and hazelnut) from Leger were one of my favorites.
Bifidus Zero, You, 100kcal yogurts.....
Why not M-Classic light for Leger and be done with it.
Hello @Mala82, thank you for your question. It is true that the Léger line of yogurts has been reduced. However, a basic range will remain. We are also planning to integrate a new variety into the Léger range to add variety. Kind regards, Richi
Hello everyone, thank you very much for your comments. A higher fat content in yoghurt leads to a creamier yoghurt mass. There has been a rethink on the subject of fat from a nutritional point of view in recent times. New studies refute the idea that fat is bad per se. On the contrary, a high-fat diet can have positive effects on health. For example, see the following article:https://www.srf.ch/news/panorama/viel-fett-ist-gesund
In order to be able to offer a recipe that is as tasty as possible and at the same time take current health trends into account, we have opted for a standard fat content of 3.5 % for Bifidus 0 %. Kind regards, Richi
