LC1 Probiotic Yoghurt Plain with No Added Sugar

Brand: LC1 
Label: Swissness

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«Very good, creamy yogurt without sugar, great for digestion and versatile. Some wish for larger sizes and more flavor options.»



«Very good, creamy yogurt without sugar, great for digestion and versatile. Some wish for larger sizes and more flavor options.»



«Very good, creamy yogurt without sugar, great for digestion and versatile. Some wish for larger sizes and more flavor options.»
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The cup says unsweetened, under "nutritional values" it says sugar 3.8g, so which is correct?
Both are correct. Milk itself already contains lactose... unsweetened means: no additional sugar has been added
This is the natural lactose. You have to look at the ingredients, sugar should not be listed there
Hello Mystique, the "LC1 Yoghurt nature unsweetened" contains no added sugar. The term "of which sugar" in the nutritional information refers not only to added granulated sugar, but also to all types of sugar contained in a product - including those that occur naturally in fruit (fructose and glucose) or milk/yoghurt (lactose), for example. Whether sugar (or another sweetening food) has been added can be seen from the list of ingredients. Best regards, your M-Infoline team
Thank you both very much! :-)
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The cup says unsweetened, under "nutritional values" it says sugar 3.8g, so which is correct?
Both are correct. Milk itself already contains lactose... unsweetened means: no additional sugar has been added
This is the natural lactose. You have to look at the ingredients, sugar should not be listed there
Hello Mystique, the "LC1 Yoghurt nature unsweetened" contains no added sugar. The term "of which sugar" in the nutritional information refers not only to added granulated sugar, but also to all types of sugar contained in a product - including those that occur naturally in fruit (fructose and glucose) or milk/yoghurt (lactose), for example. Whether sugar (or another sweetening food) has been added can be seen from the list of ingredients. Best regards, your M-Infoline team
Thank you both very much! :-)
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