Mark Posted 30 August 2006 Posted 30 August 2006 The geniuses that are Muller, have brought out some excellent new flavours, and we are now spoilt for choice. We may need a bigger fridge soon for all of the flavours. Make your choice. Toffee.
Dr The Singh Posted 30 August 2006 Posted 30 August 2006 Poll masterclass from Mark there. You an expert of MUller yogurts aswell hey?????
Head Honcho Posted 30 August 2006 Posted 30 August 2006 I like Apple but usually I go for Strawberry or Raspberry
Nationwider Posted 30 August 2006 Posted 30 August 2006 You an expert of MUller yogurts aswell hey????? No no - my domain is Cake. I was referring to the randomness (and the size) of the poll.
Libertine Posted 30 August 2006 Posted 30 August 2006 OH YES. Haven't had one in ages. I went for Sticky Toffee Pudding, but I absolutely cream myself over Apple, Toffee and pretty much all of them.
Nationwider Posted 30 August 2006 Posted 30 August 2006 Vanilla, I'm a traditionalist!!! Phube - we've found some common ground. I bet Arsene Wenger likes Vanilla too?
Northants Fox Posted 30 August 2006 Posted 30 August 2006 I've voted for Cherry, but i also like Strawberry
Collymore Posted 30 August 2006 Posted 30 August 2006 Strawberry. i like it how you also can get whole stawberries in some lucky pots.
Alexikokopops Posted 30 August 2006 Posted 30 August 2006 Vanilla, I'm a traditionalist!!! Phube - we've found some common ground. I bet Arsene Wenger likes Vanilla too? It was a toss up between vanilla and Lemon Cheesecake for me. I went for the cheesecake.
Phube Posted 30 August 2006 Posted 30 August 2006 Phube - we've found some common ground. I bet Arsene Wenger likes Vanilla too? Oooohh, I feel like I'm about to redecorate my shoes... :sick: :pinch:
Alexikokopops Posted 30 August 2006 Posted 30 August 2006 Yoghurt = sour milk Cheese = curdled milk but I still enjoy it
Guest Posted 30 August 2006 Posted 30 August 2006 ' date='Aug 30 2006, 07:08 PM' post='386636'] Cheese = curdled milk but I still enjoy it As much as I admire your sentiments, it's not the same though.
cisono Posted 30 August 2006 Posted 30 August 2006 Yoghurt = sour milk in theory... in practice, most English "yoghurts" contain modified starch, colours and sweeteners. In practice, they are a chemical concoction. So, I don't recommend any of the non-organic varieties. (should anyone care)
Guest Posted 30 August 2006 Posted 30 August 2006 in theory... in practice, most English "yoghurts" contain modified starch, colours and sweeteners.In practice, they are a chemical concoction. So, I don't recommend any of the non-organic varieties. (should anyone care) To be fair, Rachel's Organic Vanilla yoghurt tastes like cream. No hint of sourness in that produce.
cisono Posted 30 August 2006 Posted 30 August 2006 I'd like to know if those people who prefer strawberry have actually ever tried all the other flavours? (or have you never bothered so far?)
Alexikokopops Posted 30 August 2006 Posted 30 August 2006 As much as I admire your sentiments, it's not the same though. You're not the same. How do you like them apples?
Guest Posted 30 August 2006 Posted 30 August 2006 ' date='Aug 30 2006, 10:08 PM' post='386762'] You're not the same.How do you like them apples? I don't touch apples. Not after what happened with Snow White.
Alexikokopops Posted 30 August 2006 Posted 30 August 2006 I don't touch apples. Not after what happened with Snow White. Sensible behaviour.
Northants Fox Posted 30 August 2006 Posted 30 August 2006 I don't touch apples. Not after what happened with Snow White. ' date='Aug 30 2006, 10:12 PM' post='386771']Sensible behaviour. Absolutly
Teeno Posted 30 August 2006 Posted 30 August 2006 dont see the point in stuff like yogurts. If I'm hungry I'll get meself a nice meal not a silly little yogurt. Still 'll normally have 5 equally sized meals a day and never eat anything inbetween.
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