There used to be little Petit Suisse in Switzerland too. Before they disappeared completely from the shelves, they were available in all sorts of strange flavors. With the exception of the "original" Petit Suisse. I keep rediscovering them in France and wish the product would return. Best regards Christian
There used to be little Petit Suisse in Switzerland too. Before they disappeared completely from the shelves, they were available in all sorts of strange flavors. With the exception of the "original" Petit Suisse. I keep rediscovering them in France and wish the product would return. Best regards Christian
Good morning@CRiedi
In Switzerland, the fruit-flavored "Petit Suisse" is soldunder the name Danonino®.
Best regards
Istanbul
Good morning@CRiedi
In Switzerland, the fruit-flavored "Petit Suisse" is soldunder the name Danonino®.
Best regards
Istanbul
Yes, the fruit-flavored ones are unfortunately not my favorites at all.
Guest
Hello CRiedi
Thank you very much for your message. Did I understand you correctly that you are missing a natural version of Petit Suisse?
We have a Choco variety on offer as an alternative to the fruit varieties:https://migipedia.migros.ch/en/200601100000-archived-1
Kind regards
Tanja
Yes, exactly. I miss the natural version. It eats very well with bread and sugar.
Best regards, Christian
Yes, the fruit-flavored ones are unfortunately not my favorites at all.
Guest
Hello CRiedi
Thank you very much for your message. Did I understand you correctly that you are missing a natural version of Petit Suisse?
We have a Choco variety on offer as an alternative to the fruit varieties:https://migipedia.migros.ch/en/200601100000-archived-1
Kind regards
Tanja
Yes, exactly. I miss the natural version. It eats very well with bread and sugar.
Best regards, Christian
