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Brooklea Plain Protein Fat Free Yogurt 450g
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Posted 4 October 2023

Brooklea Plain Protein Fat Free Yogurt 450g

£1.29
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Brooklea Plain Protein Fat Free Yogurt 450g - £1.29 at Aldi

Great yogurt and currently on offer at £1.29, usual price is £1.49

13g of protein per 100g
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  1. edmoss's avatar
    How's this compare to the 0% fat Greek yogurt in the pink pot from Aldi?
    Domislice's avatar
    It's 450g compared to 500g for the authentic greek but still cheaper, especially at this price. It has slightly more protein, slightly more sugar and slightly more salt but it's almost identical nutritionally. The texture is denser and thicker, it's almost like soft cheese. Flavour is fine in my opinion, a little less creamy but that might also be because of the texture difference. I eat it mostly with sliced banana as dessert / snack and personally I find it extremely similar, but I'm not super fussy about food generally so maybe the small differences would bother others.

    It's so thick and sticky I think you could use it to make a low fat cheesecake instead of actual cheese. It's very impressive for 0% fat in my opinion. (edited)
  2. mailboxmessage's avatar
    Fat free but why the sugar content? Warm. (edited)
    CardboardCutout's avatar
    It's likely because milk has sugar in it.
  3. LukeW89's avatar
    Good deal, unfortunately it's rank.
    mc_2021's avatar
    It's not as bad as I expected tbh. Very similar to the branded 0% Skyr yoghurts at twice the price.
  4. Ashari's avatar
    Aldi has or rather used to have Brooklea Skyr Icelandic yogurts for £0.99, they are now almost never in stock and recently noticed price label on the shelf gone as well.
    groceries.aldi.co.uk/en-…770

    Now they have introduced a new "protein" yogurt which has practically the same amount of protein as their Skyr yogurt (11g vs 13g per 100g).
    groceries.aldi.co.uk/en-…047

    Or also recently appeared in Aldi shops their "new" small Skyr yogurts.
    groceries.aldi.co.uk/en-…035

    New yogurts are a lot more expensive, 50% more for the protein one (30% if on offer), or nearly 100% more per 100g for a small Skyr.

    We've had shrinkflation, then greedflation, but what would you call this, "scamflation"? (edited)
  5. mfactor's avatar
    Fat Free = More Sugar .... Remember fat is not the bad guy any more,,,, well this year
  6. ajordan's avatar
    I go through one of these every two days, great macros, tastes good enough to eat on it's own but it's best used to mix with just about anything.
  7. Ashari's avatar
    Btw if someone is after healthy protein, low fat and none UPF, then might as well go with value range cottage cheese. It's also 11g protein per 100g. Not as tasty but put it on toasted pitta bread, add bit apricot jam and there you go
    groceries.aldi.co.uk/en-…775 (edited)
    Tamatoa's avatar
    That contains potassium sorbate which would make it UPF, no?
  8. koimaster's avatar
    These taste disgusting. The added sugar is completely pointless as it tastes so bitter anyway. If u want the extra protein without the sour taste and pointless sugar, just add a 12p egg to ur main meal.
    stphnstevey's avatar
    Yes, but there is the fat & cholesterol in eggs
  9. GaryK's avatar
    I’ll give this a try.
    Not sure how they can call it fat free when the nutrition info states that it does contain fat, albeit very low.
    So surely they shouldn’t be calling it “fat free”
    Tamatoa's avatar
    A fat-free claim can be made when the product contains no more than 0.5g of fat per 100g.
  10. samsmith66's avatar
    I get their protein pouches protein on the go. And you don't need a spoon. Fits in your pocket too. (edited)
  11. Fire_Wizzard's avatar
    Is there anything I can add to get rid of the sourness? The only reason I hate yogurt but everyone keeps nagging me saying how good it is for you.
    Thayer_'s avatar
    Don't buy fat free, full fat tastes far better and research shows that, in healthy adults, the saturated fat in milk/yoghurt/some cheese doesn't affect cholesterol levels. As long as you aren't lactose intolerant then, health wise, dairy is pretty much neutral, with some yoghurts and cheeses edging into the realms of potentially good for you.

    Of course I'm just some rando on the internet, so do your own research. (edited)
  12. penthaus's avatar
    Stay away from anything that says protein, fat free or reduced sugar on front of packaging. Your gut will thank you
  13. Damian_Binns's avatar
    Been this price for weeks now, i always buy it. Great probiotic for your gut, high in protein so keeps you fuller for longer, i throw some good quality granola on top and a mix of blueberries/ raspberries/strawberries. BOOM..... Great tasting and healthy breakfast.
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