Yogurt is part of Switzerland’s culinary culture. On average, the Swiss reach for a yogurt around 85 times each year. Aside from consumers’ personal preferences, it is also interesting to find out why they eat yogurt. For many, yogurt is considered a healthy or practical snack. But yogurt is clearly also seen as an alternative to other possible desserts.
The search for the perfect yogurt dessert
Those enjoying yogurt for breakfast primarily want something healthy, while those having it as a dessert in the evening prefer to reach for something a little more indulgent. This type of yogurt should taste great – and if it’s natural and healthy at the same time, then all the better. Suitably inspired, Emmi developed a range of yogurt-as-dessert concepts, which were tested by con-sumers. It emerged that not only flavour but also texture is important. The yogurt mousse with real fruit pieces came out on top according to testers.
Women reach for fruit yogurts
Since women in particular tend to reach for yogurts as a dessert, Emmi took their preferences into account when it came to the range of flavours too. Our female consumers opted for straw-berry and rhubarb, mango, and peach.
Emmi Yum has been available from Swiss retailers since the end of March.
About the product
Ingredients
Lactose-free yogurt made from pasteurised milk, water, fruit (15 %), sugar, modified starches, gelatine, emulsifying agent, lemon juice concentrate, flavourings, thickening agent.
Nutritional information
Energy: 400 – 420 kJ (95 – 99 kcal)
Fat: 2.5 g
- of which saturated fats: 1.5 g
Carbohydrates: 13 – 14 g
- of which sugar: 12 g
Protein: 4.5 g
Salt: 0.08 g
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