Who are these multipacks for?

Hosts catering for different tastes

If adults and children don’t all like the same fruit, an assortment means you don’t have to serve just one flavour. Auchan’s ranges from Yoplait and its own brand each include 16 pots in a selection of flavours.

Families comparing recipes

Sugar, fat and the ingredients list matter more than the simple claim “with fruit”. Danone products featured by Carrefour and Auchan include both a 0% fat recipe and a creamy recipe, so compare them product by product.

People planning what to do with leftovers

A family-size multipack needs to fit in your fridge, and you need to be able to eat the yoghurts before their use-by date. The French Ministry of the Economy reminds shoppers that this date must be observed when it appears on a product.

What should you look for?

For a family Easter lunch, start by choosing a recipe and flavours that will suit everyone at the table. Then choose the number of pots to match your guests and any meals afterwards.

Assortment with fruit pieces

Consider this: if several guests want to choose their own flavour and enjoy pieces of fruit. The Panier de Yoplait and Auchan multipacks featured by Auchan each contain 16 pots of 125 g.

Compare: the sugar per 100 g and the range of flavours. An assortment doesn’t guarantee that everyone will like every pot.

Creamy recipe

Consider this: if you’re looking for a creamy texture. The Danone 16 × 125 g multipack featured by Auchan combines whole milk, cream and pieces of fruit.

Compare: this product contains 3.2 g of fat and 13.7 g of sugar per 100 g. These figures don’t apply to all creamy recipes.

0% fat recipe

Consider this: if fat content is your main priority. The Danone 16 × 125 g multipack featured by Carrefour states that it contains 0.1 g of fat per 100 g.

Check: “0%” doesn’t mean sugar-free or dairy-free; this product also contains sweeteners.

What to consider What to check Who is it for?
Flavours and texture Check which flavours are in the multipack and whether it contains pieces of fruit. If my guests don’t all like the same fruit, I want to give them a choice of flavours without committing to one texture. Variety would be the top priority for around 45% of consumers.
Ingredients Compare the sugar and fat per 100 g, then read the ingredients and allergen information. If I’m looking for a particular recipe, I’d rather compare the exact product than rely on “creamy” or “0%”. Around 33% of consumers would make ingredients their top priority.
Portions and storage Work out how many pots you need, and check the use-by date and storage instructions. If there may be pots left over after the meal, I need to be able to keep them chilled and plan when to eat them. Portion planning would come first for around 22% of consumers.

What to avoid

  • Buying 16 pots without planning for leftovers

    Any portions left uneaten after lunch will need to be stored as directed on the packaging and eaten before their use-by date.

    Count how many people will have a yoghurt, then check the multipack’s use-by date and make sure you have room in the fridge.

  • Assuming “0%” means “sugar-free” or “dairy-free”

    The Danone 0% product featured by Carrefour contains milk and sweeteners. The claim refers to fat, not the recipe as a whole.

    Check the sugar content in the nutrition information, and read the ingredients list and allergen information on the multipack you choose.

  • Assuming all fruit yoghurts are the same

    The products featured by Carrefour and Auchan include blended fruit or fruit pieces, as well as recipes made with whole milk, cream or 0% fat.

    Choose a texture your guests will enjoy, then compare the nutrition information per 100 g and the ingredients of the products you’re considering.

Brands to know for this format

Danone

Carrefour and Auchan feature two 16 × 125 g fruit yoghurt multipacks: a 0% fat recipe and a creamy recipe with fruit pieces.

  • The 0% product featured by Carrefour states that it contains 0.1 g of fat per 100 g.
  • The creamy recipe featured by Auchan contains whole milk and cream; its characteristics don’t apply to the whole brand.

Yoplait

The Panier de Yoplait multipack featured by Auchan contains 16 fruit yoghurts of 125 g, with fruit pieces and a range of flavours.

  • The multipack combines red and yellow fruits.
  • This product contains 12.5 g of sugar per 100 g and includes milk; check the label on the multipack you choose.

Carrefour Classic'

Carrefour features a multipack of 16 125 g pots of stirred fruit yoghurt made with whole milk.

  • This format offers a range of fruits and pieces.
  • The product contains 2.6 g of fat per 100 g; check the details of the specific product.

Auchan

Auchan features an assorted multipack of 16 fruit yoghurts of 125 g, made with whole milk and containing fruit pieces.

  • This product brings together several flavours in individual pots.
  • It contains 14 g of sugar per 100 g and should be stored between 0 °C and +6 °C; these details apply to this multipack.

Delisse, Marque Repère

E.Leclerc features Delisse blended fruit yoghurts in 16 × 125 g multipacks, as well as other textures in the range.

  • The pack size and texture are stated to help distinguish between recipes.
  • Check the flavours and ingredients of the product you choose: “blended” and “with fruit pieces” describe different textures.

La Laitière

La Laitière includes fruit yoghurts in its ranges.

  • This range is worth considering if you’re looking for fruit yoghurts.
  • For lunch, check the pack size, number of portions and recipe of the product you’re considering.

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Frequently asked questions

How many yoghurts should I allow for Easter lunch?

Plan according to how many people want a yoghurt and what other desserts you’re serving. A multipack of 16 pots of 125 g gives you 16 individual portions. Before buying more, think about whether you’ll be able to eat any leftovers before their use-by date.

Is a 0% fruit yoghurt sugar-free?

No: “0%” refers to fat, not sugar. The Danone 0% product featured by Carrefour also contains milk and sweeteners; compare the nutrition information and ingredients on each multipack.

How should I transport and store a multipack of yoghurts?

Pick up chilled products at the end of your shop and put them back in the fridge as soon as possible, as recommended by Anses to maintain the cold chain. Follow the temperature stated on the packaging; the assorted Auchan multipack specifies storage between 0 °C and +6 °C.

What does the use-by date on the multipack mean?

The French Ministry of the Economy reminds shoppers that a use-by date must be observed when it appears on a product. Check that it gives you enough time before the meal and to eat any leftover pots, while following the storage instructions.

Are these fruit yoghurts suitable for people with a milk allergy?

The Danone, Yoplait and Auchan products described here contain milk. Don’t rely on the words “fruit yoghurt” to identify allergens: check the ingredients list and labelling on the exact product before serving it.