Dear Migipedia team
Are there or will there be "light versions" with fewer calories/fat of lactose-free products on the shelves; I'm thinking of yogurts, milk, baked goods, etc.?
Kind Advent greetings
Mala82?
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All replies (6)
9 years ago
Hello Mala82
I will be happy to clarify this for you. I will get back to you as soon as I know more. Until then, have a nice day. Best regards, Silvia
9 years ago
Dear Silvia
Thank you for the quick reply and the clarification.
That would be great news if lactose-free products could also be made with less sugar/fat. Milk in particular has a very sweet taste...
Best wishes for Advent
Mala82?
9 years ago
Hello Mala82,
There are currently no plans in this direction. However, the product range managers are very grateful for such customer feedback and will examine the issue carefully. As the space available in the stores is very limited, it is unfortunately not possible to expand the product ranges at will. Various factors are taken into account when designing the product ranges: customer demand, the development of sales and turnover, the availability of certain raw materials and the manufacturer situation, as well as the availability of comparable products on the market. But what is not yet is still possible. Our specialists are monitoring the issue and are making every effort to offer you the best possible range.
I'm sorry that I can't give you a positive answer at the moment. Best regards, Silvia
9 years ago
Hello Mala82
I don't think that's necessary. Light products are always full of I don't know what kind of artificial additives or you simply mix in more of something else as soon as you leave something out. (If you leave out fat, more sugar is often simply added.) It would be important to simply provide a greater variety of lactose-free yogurts in general...
In general, however, the sugar content of foods should be reduced; I agree with you!
Instead of eating light products, you should adjust your diet in general, e.g. simply eat less of something. For example, I simply mix low-fat quark or natural yoghurt into 1/2 a yoghurt pot (e.g. vanilla flavor).
9 years ago
Dear Silvia
Thank you for the clarifications and the answer to my question.
I understand the circumstances and can understand that not everything is "doable".
I wish you a very happy festive season and a happy new year 2016!
Best wishes
Mala82
9 years ago
Hi Sunnestern
I know that you shouldn't rely on "artificial additives/sweeteners".
I watch my diet very carefully and rarely eat sweets. And yet, as you say, the sugar content of
the sugar content of food can be reduced.
Best wishes for Advent
Mala82