Yoghurts with no bits

[milly143]

I love the flavour of strawberry but hate the texture. The only yoghurts I can think of with no bits are Ski ones but does anybody know of any others?

[bimbo123456]

Alpro Soya has strawberry and banana. But you may not like the soya

[crisgal]

get yourself a smoothie maker - bung in your plain yoghurt with whatever soft fruits you like and a handful of ice and whizz till like a very thick ice cold milkshake. delish!

[marval]

I buy Onken, they come in big pots with no bits in.

[sandyRoe]

Or get a sieve

[milly143]

Thanks, I will try the Onken stuff and see what that's like. I've never tried soya but would be worth a try.

I've tried smoothies before but they always seem to still have bits in them and I'm not sure I can be bothered to sieve every time I want a bit of yoghurt :)

[crisgal]

my smoothie machine is dead simple, easy to use, quick to wash and is permanently plugged in. And there are no bits!

[milly143]

Might have to see if I can find one like yours Crisgal.

I just bought a big tub of Onken but there were definite lumps in it. I tried to perservere but my stomach wouldn't allow me.

[mccfluff]

i can't yog with lumps either, they make me heave. i like muller corners as you can eat the fruit sep. or vanilla ones

[China Doll]

I thought set yougurts didn't have lumps in?

[milly143]

Oh yeah, hadn't thought about that. I can have the yog and chuck the fruit out for the birds.

[milly143]

What's a set yoghurt?

[China Doll]

Just a way of making a yougurt as far as I know. See attached. I remember eating them as a kid because one of my sisters didn't like bits so now have this idea in my head that they don't have bits in... I don't know if that's true or not though, just that the ones my mum brought definitely didn't have bits.

http://www.dooyoo.co....e-milk-yoghurt-lemon/

[crisgal]

do you put the strawberries back in the jam if they land on your toast? I was always getting told off for that as a kid!