Where to buy plain/unflavoured Soya Yoghurts? (multipack size)

Quoi?

Due to a dairy allergy I make use of Soya products.
I've settled on a good value Soya milk from Aldi.

I also eat Soya Yoghurts - however I want one which is plain/unflavoured - i.e. also low(almost zero) carb.

AllPro Soya do a plain/unflavoured yoghurt but its only in a 500ml size. I'm looking for somewhere that does an Unflavoured multipack(125ml or similar) size.
AllPro is also expensive when compared to what can be gotten in the likes of Lidl/Aldi, but I've I've no choice I will pay AllPro level of price.

Any suggestions?

Oh, & the "Plain" looking one in Lidl is actually Vanilla (unless they've a different one more recently)

EileenG

I've got to admit, I haven't seen a plain multi-pack soya yogurt, and as I have a daughter who eats them, I do watch out for stuff like that. I think a couple of the smaller health food shops might have a single small pack of plain, but it's going to cost you.

Why not buy the big pack of Alpro and dispense it into smaller containers? Check out the baby section in 2 Euro shops for lots of small containers with lids that are great for that sort of thing.

Quoi?

Thanks. Yep, I know I could just dispense into smaller containers but I spend enough time preparing healthy food/meals as it is I'm fed up with the time it already takes me so I'm looking for the easy option.

Living in France last year I was able to buy 6 packs(6x100g) of these for like €1.67 at one point!! Ah Carrefour I miss you! (they did later go up to €1.83 but in comparison to €2 for 4x125G of AllPro here thats still cheap.

Gummy Panda

Plain only comes in a big tub. Its plain with extra calcium if i remember right.

The packs are all fruit or desert flavours.

Quoi?

Surely somewhere sells plain ones in multipack though?

I've not seen them in my local Superquinn or Tescos, or Lidl though - so outside of those...?

Quoi?

Nobody?

Gummy Panda

Quoi? wrote: »

Surely somewhere sells plain ones in multipack though?

I've not seen them in my local Superquinn or Tescos, or Lidl though - so outside of those...?

According to Alpro website, the plain multipacks don't exist for UK, so i assume they don't exist for Ireland either.

Blueskye

I'm vegan and eat a lot of plain soy yogurt but I've never seen the small cartons. My local health food store does sell a smaller carton (250g) of a sojasun brand but otherwise it's the larger cartons I'm afraid.

Marathon Man

They are in the oriental emporium beside jervis st. luas stop.

Quoi?

THanks Marathon man, i'll check that out when next in town.

Anybody know anywhere outside of city center that does them? Preferably south side?

I'm only in the city center the odd time and wouldnt really go in specifically for this.

Re: Sojasun - used to get them while in France. I think it was 100G pots of those which I used to get in Carrefour in France - at €1.83 for 6!

Quoi?

Blueskye wrote: »

My local health food store does sell a smaller carton (250g) of a sojasun brand

Who/Where is your local health food store?

Quoi?

To update this - I was in the health food shop in Nutgrove early this week and they do the Sojasun 250G plain Soya yoghurts referred to above, so I decided to ask if they had a listing for the smaller size and it looks like they do.

We found a listing for an 8pack of 125G plain tubs, so they are going to order one pack in for me. Should be late next week by time I get it though as they'll have to add it to their system/set a price etc as they've never sold it before.

Fingers crossed!

Pembily

Do let me know the price of them!!! Due to being a poor student I just put my plain one into smaller pots but would be easier to get smaller pots ready made!!!

Quoi?

Quoi? wrote: »

Due to a dairy allergy I make use of Soya products.
I've settled on a good value Soya milk from Aldi.

These yogurts aren't plain, but I think they might be light enough for you
http://www.lactofree.co.uk/
Am also lactose intolerant, but I can't stand soya products (except the custard-type dessert yogurts)

I think the alpro dessert yogurts are 100 cals each anyway, so they aren't too bad

Quoi?

Pembily wrote: »

Do let me know the price of them!!! Due to being a poor student I just put my plain one into smaller pots but would be easier to get smaller pots ready made!!!

Will do.