Now I am a girl who likes to enjoy a yogurt most days mainly as part of my lunch. There are certainly more yogurts which are readily available that are dairy free. One yogurt that I have been meaning to try for some time is Wot, No Dairy? It is not readily available in supermarkets but can often be found in health stores. I finally managed to pick up some whilst shopping in Holland and Barrett the other day. The Wot, No Dairy? Dessert / yogurt is UHT which a tad unusual for a yogurt. I opted for their raspberry flavour. The packaging is a simple white pot with a deep red section with a few raspberries cascading down.
The dessert / yogurt is clearly labelled as being a raspberry dessert. It is suitable for vegans and is dairy and soya free. No allergens are highlighted in the ingredients and there is a note stating refer to ingredients list for allergens.
On opening the pot there was a faint aroma noted which I would describe as slightly appley but not in a nice way. I tried not to let this not me put me of. The colour of this dessert / yogurt was and greyish purple. Not particularly appetising if I am honest. On placing the dessert onto my spoon the first thing I noted was its runnier consistency compared to other yogurts / desserts I have tried. There were small pieces of raspberries intermingled in this dessert. On taking some from the spoon it was not what I expected. I couldn’t really taste the raspberries more of a feint apple intermingled amongst what I guess is pea but I could be wrong. It didn’t taste like peas that I have had. I didn’t like the runny consistency it fell of my spoon back into the pot. To me the raspberries broke this up a little but they were scarce.
So would I recommend this dessert / yogurt no I wouldn’t. It just wasn’t for me. I didn’t like the aroma, it lacked any real texture or consistency and was far to runny for me. Maybe a few more raspberries may of helped with this, who knows. I won’t be buying this dessert / yogurt again, sorry VBites.
Yogurts are so iffy, but that one looks just nasty!
Hi Patricia your comment has made me smile ?. I will just say it wasn’t for me…
Nasty looking! I give you points for trying it! I really like Silk dairy free yogurt. It is made from soy milk but it’s pretty good.
I like that bonus points for trying it ?. I’ve heard of silk dairy free yogurt sadly not available in the UK. There are other soya yogurts alternatives instead, Chloe.
That’s good that you have alternatives.
Sounds interesting. Too bad it wasn’t good.
Hi, interesting is a good way to describe it. At least there other options to try.
ew – that looks so nasty! there is a yummy vanilla coconut yoghurt available in Tescos – it’s very thick and sweet but sadly quite expensive for a single serving pot!
Hi, thanks for taking the time to read my post. Sadly, it tasted pretty similar to how it looked. I think I have tried most of the dairy free yogurts in Tesco. I think you are describing Co-Yo. They now have a couple of flavours do may be worth you trying if you liked the vanilla one, Chloe.