It's not kcal - 165 calories would be 0.165 kcal ;-) ✌

pffff, exactly :-P a little less than a normal 180 g yogurt has :-P

how did you get the cool fingers back on? *also wants* :o)

@Mathomas: You are absolutely right
- the Coupe Chantilly cups would be another example[http://www.migipedia.ch/de/lebensmittel/milchprodukte-und-eier/molkereiprodukte/leger-coupe-choco/125g], where - as with the M-Budget cups [e.g. http://www. migipedia.ch/de/lebensmittel/milchprodukte-und-eier/molkereiprodukte/m-budget-joghurt-ananas/4-x-180g1] - much sturdier plastic cups are also used.

@Kathrin: Great job dear Kathrin, hats off for your courage :)
and thank you - also @Frederica - for the information, although I wouldn't buy any of the three products [*tune in to "pffff" and also register interest with the V sign].

Still the same page:
http://copypastecharacter.com/

@Istanbul: Great, thank you very much ✿ ✿ ✿

wörklech cool, merci :-))
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I have already tried the Swedish cup and find it extremely tasty and the portion is not that big - ideal as a dessert.

Hello soup plate

I'm glad you like the Swedish mug so much - it's my favorite too, by the way ;-)

Best regards
Karin, Migipedia team