Turkish Yogurt

[Brianbern]

Lidl are selling this Turkish Yogurt which is the best I've tasted outside of Turkey! It's thick & creamy & almost as good as the local Fethiye Yogurt we buy in Calis Market! Not bad price either at £1 something a kilo! Hope I've posted in the right place! Maria

[Fran]

Bought his a few times, it's very nice, and reasonably priced.

[KKOB]

There's been a bit of chat about this in the past on a food forum. Milbona is a registered trademark of Lidl Stiftung & Co. KG and it's used for various meat and dairy products around the world.

When first asked about the origin of the Turkish Style Yoghurt, Lidl were very cagey but it appears now that it's made in Eire from milk produced in the UK. So, they can get away with claiming that it's a UK produced product.

[Jacqui Harvey]

I read today on the Sensatori F.B. Page, someone asking do they have covered pots of yoghurt, because that is what they want to eat.... Such a shame these people in their huge gilded cage will never know about the lovely yoghurt you get in the markets. 

[Brianbern]

It says on the tub KKOB in capital letters - PRODUCED IN GERMANY USING EU MILK - protecting themselves - I have to say it very nice, but could never replace the beautiful luxurious Fethiye Yogurt we buy in Calis Market! I definitely overindulge in that!

[KKOB]

Me too mate. I could just sink a huge glass of ayran right now.

[Jacqui Harvey]

I love the Yoghurt from Calis Market, it looks just like double cream and I have never found a yoghurt I liked as much and always look forward to buying a tub of it.

[Fran]

Which yoghurt do you buy in Calis market, I usually buy it in the supermarket, but some have been a bit iffy.

[KKOB]

Try any one of the yoghurts sold in the markets. They're all slightly different but nonetheless still better than any you'll get in a supermarket.

[Kevin Sowten]

If you buy at a supermarket choose 'Susme' - dearer than other types but close to market quality.