Mango Greek Recipe Yogurt (Credit: Yeo Valley Organic)
Mango Greek Recipe Yogurt (Credit: Yeo Valley Organic)

Yeo Valley Organic launches new fruited Greek Recipe Yogurts

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New range features mango, strawberry and passion fruit flavours, available from October

Yeo Valley Organic is introducing a new range of fruited flavours to its Greek Recipe Yogurt line. The new organic pots, featuring Mango and Strawberry & Passion Fruit, will be available in Tesco stores from October. Each 175g serving is described as providing 13g of protein, designed to be an ideal breakfast addition. 

Made with natural, organic ingredients, the yogurts contain high-quality British milk and real fruit, with no artificial additives. 

Yeo Valley Organic stated the new range combines the taste of fruited yogurt with the thick, creamy texture and protein content increasingly sought from strained yogurt. These fruity pots are presented as a great source of daily fuel to power goals and support wellbeing. 

Alice Mayor, Nutritionist at Yeo Valley Organic, commented: “We’re excited to introduce something new to the breakfast table. We’ve always been passionate about creating delicious food made with natural ingredients that people genuinely enjoy eating. We know that many people are looking for simple foods made with ingredients they recognise. 
“That’s why we created our Fruited Greek Recipe yogurt range. They’re thick, creamy, and with 13g of protein per serving, a brilliant option to fuel your day. We’re really excited for people to try them.”

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