Creamy Pink Lady® Apple Greek Style Yoghurt

The Pink Lady® apple shines in this Creamy Greek Style Yoghurt.

Our multi award-winning Greek Style Yoghurt with its thick and creamy texture is made from calcium-rich, West Country whole milk which is recommended for babies due to its higher fat content.

With a naturally sweet crunch, a special blush and a wonderful fizz Pink Lady® apples are well known as the best tasting apple around. High up in the Dolomites mountains in sunny Italy, they are the first to blossom and the last to be harvested, soaking up 200 days of sunshine.

By harvest time, the trees are laden with crisp, rosy coloured Pink Lady® apples, which we use in this yoghurt. In fact, we’re the only baby food company to be allowed to use these unique apples.

Treat your baby to this delicious breakfast, snack or dessert which is also great source of fibre to help get things moving.

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66% Organic Pink Lady® Apples

32% Organic Greek Style Yoghurt (milk)

2% Organic Wholemeal Oat Flour (gluten)

Allergy Advice:

Contains: Gluten & Milk

Typical values per 100g:

Energy

341kJ/ 81kcal

Fibre

2.1g

Fat

3.4g

Protein

1.4g

of which saturates

1.9g

Salt

0.1g

Carbohydrates

10.3g

of which sugars

5.3g

"Yoghurt is a fantastic way to introduce different textures and flavours to your infant. It is a great source of calcium which is important for bone and teeth development and is also a source of zinc for vegetarians. Dairy is also rich in healthy fats and is surprisingly high in protein. I love pairing yoghurt with chopped fruit like strawberries and bananas or use as a topping to some weaning friendly pancakes, it's a classic dish that all ages can enjoy. You might be surprised to learn than an important part of weaning is showing how much we enjoy the food too... mirroring is an important part of a child's development! Try adding some creamy oats for a sweet and warming breakfast idea." - Rhiannon.