What I really miss in the range is a reduced-fat hard cheese. And a reduced-fat grated cheese would be ideal. Something like the products from Eatlean, which are available everywhere abroad. It's a shame that Switzerland, as a cheese country, doesn't produce anything like this. Otherwise, simply importing the Eatlean cheese would be something 😍.
Migros only has the Tilsiter Léger (https://www.migros.ch/en/product/210408224000) and the Oh! High Protein cheese slices (https://www.migros.ch/en/product/210408000000) in its range (the Oh! High Protein mountain cheese (https://www.migros.ch/en/product/210697524000) is also still available, but it's no longer in stock anywhere in ZH, will probably be taken out of the range soon or perhaps due to supply problems). Unfortunately, they are "only" semi-hard cheeses. I would also like a reduced-fat hard cheese. Grated cheese is not necessary for me, you can simply take a reduced-fat cheese and process it into grated cheese ;-)
I simply believe that these products would simply not be bought in Switzerland (perhaps only in urban areas) Eat Lean would be brilliant, but such marginal products are not so popular in Switzerland... You can ask 100 people who could choose between ketchup light and normal, although you wouldn't notice any difference. 95% would take normal...the same with cheese.... I hope demand will increase in the future...
I simply believe that these products would simply not be bought in Switzerland (perhaps only in urban areas) Eat Lean would be brilliant, but such marginal products are not so popular in Switzerland... You can ask 100 people who could choose between ketchup light and normal, although you wouldn't notice any difference. 95% would take normal...the same with cheese.... I hope demand will increase in the future...
So by the way Offtopic: You can definitely tell the difference between normal and light ketchup ;) At least with the Heinz brand product.
So by the way Offtopic: You can definitely tell the difference between normal and light ketchup ;) At least with the Heinz brand product.
Minimal... the light tastes just as good. Light or low-fat products are unfortunately not available here due to the very low demand...
Migros only has the Tilsiter Léger (https://www.migros.ch/en/product/210408224000) and the Oh! High Protein cheese slices (https://www.migros.ch/en/product/210408000000) in its range (the Oh! High Protein mountain cheese (https://www.migros.ch/en/product/210697524000) is also still available, but it's no longer in stock anywhere in ZH, will probably be taken out of the range soon or perhaps due to supply problems). Unfortunately, they are "only" semi-hard cheeses. I would also like a reduced-fat hard cheese. Grated cheese is not necessary for me, you can simply take a reduced-fat cheese and process it into grated cheese ;-)
Hi smartcoyote, thank you for your reply. Apart from the fact that the products listed are hardly available any more 🥲, they still have worse nutritional values than the products I suggested from Eatlean. I generally find it a shame that the Light and Léger products are being reduced more and more and are hardly available any more. If they are so rarely available, it is also obvious that demand is falling.
So by the way Offtopic: You can definitely tell the difference between normal and light ketchup ;) At least with the Heinz brand product.
Yes, but you can also feel it on your hips 😅
Yes, but you can also feel it on your hips 😅
You don't have to use it as a substitute for water. It's the dose that makes the poison. Nobody gets fat from ketchup alone...
I would also welcome a wider range of low-fat cheeses. Nowadays, more and more consumers are attaching importance to a balanced diet that enables them to meet their health goals. Reducing the fat content plays a decisive role in this. Low-fat cheese offers a tasty alternative that allows consumers to enjoy dairy products without sacrificing taste. By introducing new variations and flavors, Migros could appeal to an even broader target group and thus expand its market share. If Migros were to place the products on an equal footing, the low-fat cheese would also be bought more often.
Unnecessary
If something is unnecessary for you, then you simply don't buy it. Just because something is in the range, nobody is forced to buy it. I simply walk past products that are not relevant to me. And I don't even read any entries if something seems unnecessary to me personally, not to mention unnecessary comments. Thanks for your contribution though, every click counts ;)
