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A low-fat version is highly desirable!
Well, if you were to offer a low-fat, sugar-free, sweetener-free, vegan, lactose-free, gluten-free version of every product, in every pack size and of course only made in Switzerland, that would be impossible. And mozzarella is a cream cheese with a relatively high fat content, so I don't understand your comment, mozzarella with less fat? It's a gap in the market that everyone has been waiting for.
The great You Mozzarella with 4.5% is being banned from the shelves ( goes to the Coop ;-) ). I would like to eat low-fat and sugar-free..........
Then go to the Coop or just eat salad, with a low-fat dressing of course.
Hello indios, there will be no reduced-fat version of mozzarella under M-Budget. However, we will be launching the Oh! High Protein Mozzarella 4x40g in mid-March. This is a quarter-fat cream cheese with 4.5g fat/100g. A standard full-fat mozzarella contains 18g fat/100g. Best regards, your M-Infoline team
Why not? Why can't budgets be reduced in fat or sugar? Just like You Mozzarella! So why is this one being thrown out? OH has exactly the same amount of protein as You Mozzarella. Incidentally, the same applies to the quark. OH = quark = same values - but you can increase the price!!!!!!!!
Hello indios, thank you for your question. With the Oh! brand, the focus is primarily on the protein content. With You Mozzarella, we also emphasize the fat content, among other things. The two products are identical in price. Best regards, your M-Infoline team
And the nutritional values too!
I would welcome a light version.
An Aldi or Lidl Light Mozzarella is a lot more attractive in terms of price than the High Protein
https://shop.billa.at/produkte/clever-mozzarella-light-00282175
Billa in AT can do the same
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