I was disappointed to discover yesterday that the You yogurts (vanilla, mango passion, etc.) have been completely removed from the range and have now been replaced with LC1 yogurts from Nestlé. This is extremely annoying because these were yogurts that used to contain less sugar. For comparison: the You vanilla yoghurt had 9g sugar, the LC1 vanilla yoghurt (which is supposed to replace the You yoghurt) has 12g sugar again, as do most other sugary yoghurts from other brands. Only the Nature yogurt is reduced in sugar, but there are no other flavors. This means that I now have to go back to the sugar bombs. What a shame, and for me a step in the wrong direction. I would finally like to see yogurts with less sugar and not even more sugar bombs... I really can't understand this decision.
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Migros has the gall to remove great and very popular yogurts from its range and put LC1 sugar-bomb yogurts in front of our noses..... Instead of going along with people's wishes and leaving out sugar (as others can do), it throws sugar in everywhere (even in bread that tastes abominably sweet, e.g. spelt rolls, Silserkranz.......).
I hadn't even noticed that they had disappeared. Well, I've never bought a lot of You yoghurts either, or at most only tried them once (see https://www.ktipp.ch/artikel/artikeldetail/you-produkte-der-migros-kaum-gesuender/), so I didn't pay much attention to them. Emmi has "pure yoghurt" variants without granulated sugar (but I don't know if that would be an alternative): https://www.emmi-pur.ch/che/de/produkte/jogurtpur-waldbeeren-dattel (9.6g sugar per 100g) and https://www.emmi-pur.ch/che/de/produkte/jogurtpur-mango-passionsfrucht-dattel (9.9g sugar per 100g). I haven't tried these yoghurts yet because I don't like the flavors or the combinations. Presumably customer demand was too low, which is why they have been removed from the range. In the Migros stores where I often go shopping, they were usually out of stock (and therefore very often available at half price). As far as sugar content is concerned, LC1 yoghurts are really no alternative, I completely agree with you; they have just as much sugar as the normal Migros yoghurts, which are even cheaper. And in my opinion, the "probiotic" thing is a bit of a marketing gimmick anyway, just like "high protein" etc. I've also noticed that Migros is focusing more and more on branded products (as with LC1 Nestle). Migros seems to be moving in the direction of Coop, but without wanting to be a Coop or still wanting to remain a bit Migros... Migros still has the Leger yoghurts in its range (e.g. strawberry has 6g sugar, https://produkte.migros.ch/leger-joghurt-erdbeer; mocha 7g, https://produkte.migros.ch/leger-joghurt-mokka; chocolate 5g, https://produkte.migros.ch/leger-joghurt-schokolade; hazelnut 5g, https://produkte.migros.ch/leger-joghurt-haselnuss).
Hello lilypad, thank you for your contribution. I understand your disappointment! You might like the Léger yogurts, which contain sweetener and are low in calories. I have some good news for you: In a few weeks we will be offering three organic yogurts with no added sugar at all. Best regards, Luisa
Hello lilypad, thank you for your contribution. I understand your disappointment! You might like the Léger yogurts, which contain sweetener and are low in calories. I have some good news for you: In a few weeks we will be offering three organic yogurts with no added sugar at all. Best regards, Luisa
I often buy the Leger yogurts too, but I found the You yogurts tasted better (and unfortunately Leger doesn't have a vanilla flavor), but the new announced organic yogurts with no added sugar sound very promising! Thanks for the tip.
Hello lilypad, thank you for your contribution. I understand your disappointment! You might like the Léger yogurts, which contain sweetener and are low in calories. I have some good news for you: In a few weeks we will be offering three organic yogurts with no added sugar at all. Best regards, Luisa
Dear Luisa, that's great news, I'm already looking forward to seeing what flavors they will be. Best regards
I often buy the Leger yogurts too, but I found the You yogurts tasted better (and unfortunately Leger doesn't have a vanilla flavor), but the new announced organic yogurts with no added sugar sound very promising! Thanks for the tip.
You said it, I also think it's a shame that there's no vanilla variety of Leger yogurt. Dear Migros, could you check whether you could add Leger vanilla to your range? That would be great, unless there's a vanilla version of the organic yoghurts without sugar, in which case I probably wouldn't need Leger vanilla any more.
You said it, I also think it's a shame that there's no vanilla variety of Leger yogurt. Dear Migros, could you check whether you could add Leger vanilla to your range? That would be great, unless there's a vanilla version of the organic yoghurts without sugar, in which case I probably wouldn't need Leger vanilla any more.
Yes, I think that would be great too! Of the 4 vanilla varieties already in the range, unfortunately they all contain (almost similar) amounts of sugar. A low-sugar alternative would be great.
In fact, I discovered the LC1 yogurts today; they are in the Migros store where I often go shopping, exactly where the You yogurts used to be. I'm curious to see whether customers in this store will buy them like the MClassic yogurts etc. or whether they won't also become a shelf warmer...
In fact, I discovered the LC1 yogurts today; they are in the Migros store where I often go shopping, exactly where the You yogurts used to be. I'm curious to see whether customers in this store will buy them like the MClassic yogurts etc. or whether they won't also become a shelf warmer...
Yes, the Migros employee I asked about the You yogurts told me that they were probably being replaced by the LC1 yogurts that they now have in their range. Otherwise I wouldn't have noticed. I just looked in vain for the You yogurts and hoped they had just changed their place on the shelf.
Yes, the Migros employee I asked about the You yogurts told me that they were probably being replaced by the LC1 yogurts that they now have in their range. Otherwise I wouldn't have noticed. I just looked in vain for the You yogurts and hoped they had just changed their place on the shelf.
As a test, I asked the Migros employees in "my" store today what was going on with the You yogurts and where they were. The answer I got was that there were delivery problems, as with some products at the moment, they would certainly be available again soon, they had forgotten to put the "short-term delivery interruption" sticker on the rack... Fiddlesticks. I always find it fascinating and interesting how employees can tell customers any kind of crap and how little they know about the products; it's nothing to say, I'm sorry, but I don't know, I'd have to ask or something like that, but they puff themselves up and take themselves seriously and simply claim something out in the blue that isn't true at all... I've long since stopped believing anything I'm told in the store (regardless of whether it's Migros or another store). I have a question for Migros: would it be possible to train staff accordingly/keep them up to date on which products are permanently removed from the range and which are actually only temporarily out of stock? I see a lot of people, especially older people, who rely on such information (today an older lady was looking for the You yogurts; I then told her that they were no longer available and had been replaced by LC1 because she said, after hearing the employee's answer to me, that she would come back in a few weeks to look for them).