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Yoghurt range passes taste test

Hamilton News
12 Jan, 2017 04:30 PM2 mins to read

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Here at Hamilton News we have a soft spot for Raglan Coconut Yoghurt ... not just because it's delicious, but because one of its two co-owners is former Hamilton News business columnist Latesha Randall.

We think Latesha and her partner Sebastian Walter, aka Mr and Mrs Coconut, have come up with a fabulous range of products and they're super clever marketers to boot.

The latest in their range are Little Yoghis - kid-sized pouches of yoghurt that are ideal for lunchboxes. They boast no dairy, no sugar, no preservatives, GMO-free, vegan and gluten-free.

We had our pint-sized taste-tester, whose palate is finely honed when it comes to all things dairy, give them a whirl.

Here's Miss 7's take on the flavours:

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-Natural: "It's coconutty. It's smooth."

-Banana: "It's not too banana-y. I really like this one!" (Features fair trade banana puree).

-Berries and vanilla: "It's very berry. You can't really taste the vanilla but it's like there are a lot of blackberries in it."

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-Mango: "Not a strong flavour. The coconut flavour is what I can taste. It needs more mango."

"I like the little packets. They'd be cool in my lunchbox."

Little Yoghis are available in the Waikato at Raglan Four Square, Raglan Supervalue, Whatawhata Farm Shop, New World Hillcrest, New World Te Rapa, Fresh Choice Cambridge and Village Organics in Frankton.

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