Childrens Yoghurt
Our Children's Yoghurt collection brings together the French dairy favourites made for kids: Yop drinking yoghurts, Danonino and Petits Filous fromage frais pots, Paw Patrol fresh cheeses, fruit yoghurts, drinking yoghurts with a straw and fun yoghurts with Smarties or Kit Kat. Epicerie Corner stocks brands such as Yoplait, Danone, Michel et Augustin and Délisse, delivered across the UK.
Yoghurt in French Family Life
Dairy is a daily habit in France, and children usually eat a yoghurt or a small pot of fresh cheese at least once a day: after lunch at the school canteen, as part of the after-school goûter or as a dessert after dinner. Two formats are especially popular with children. The first is the petit-suisse, a small pot of smooth, thick fresh cheese (fromage frais), often fruit-flavoured, which is the format of Danonino and Petits Filous. The second is the yaourt à boire, the drinking yoghurt, which children can take on the go. Yop, by Yoplait, has been making drinking yoghurt since 1974 and remains one of the most familiar names in French fridges.
Children's Yoghurts in Our Range
Yop Drinking Yoghurts
Choose family-size 825g bottles of Yop Strawberry, Raspberry, Vanilla, Strawberry Banana, Chocolate, Coconut and Lemon, or individual 180g P'tit Yop bottles in strawberry, raspberry, vanilla, chocolate and a mixed flavours pack. Yop Pocket strawberry minis come in packs of eight 100g bottles.
Danonino and Petits Filous
Danonino Mixed Fruit fromage frais pots come in packs of 12 or 18, alongside Danonino Strawberry Raspberry Apricot pots, Danonino Funny Mixed yoghurts and Danonino drinking yoghurts with a straw in strawberry-raspberry, peach-apricot and strawberry-banana-apricot. Petits Filous mixed fruit pots come in 12 or 18, and Petits Filous strawberry pockets are made to drink.
Character and Treat Yoghurts
Yoplait Paw Patrol fruit-flavoured fresh cheeses come in packs of 12 or 24. Smarties yoghurts in strawberry and vanilla and Kit Kat yoghurts come with crunchy toppings to mix in, Petits Délis mousse yoghurts are light and airy, and Danette chocolate and vanilla shakes are dairy milkshakes.
Family Yoghurts and Drinking Yoghurts
Yoplait Frulos fruit yoghurts in a 16-pot pack, large Yoplait stirred yoghurts in strawberry, peach and vanilla, a Délisse strawberry drinking yoghurt, and Michel et Augustin drinking yoghurts in vanilla, mango-passion and wild blueberry, which older children and adults enjoy too.
How to Choose Children's Yoghurts
- For toddlers and young children: small petit-suisse pots such as Danonino and Petits Filous.
- For lunchboxes and on the go: drinking yoghurts with a straw, P'tit Yop bottles or pockets, kept cool.
- For the family fridge: 825g Yop bottles or large stirred yoghurts.
- For a treat: Smarties, Kit Kat or Danette shakes.
- Sugar: flavoured yoghurts contain added sugar; compare the nutrition panels and alternate with plain options.
- Allergens: all contain milk; some toppings contain wheat, soya or nuts. Check each product page.
Storage and Serving
All these products are chilled dairy: keep them in the fridge and eat them by the date on the pack. Shake drinking yoghurts before opening. For lunchboxes, pack them with an ice pack and eat them the same day. A petit-suisse can be served with a sprinkle of sugar, honey or a spoon of jam, the French way, or with fresh fruit. Freeze drinking yoghurt in lolly moulds for a summer treat. For more, browse Yoplait and Kids' Desserts.
Children's Yoghurt FAQs
What is a petit-suisse?
A petit-suisse is a small, rich fresh cheese with a smooth, creamy texture, sold in small pots. Children's versions such as Danonino and Petits Filous are flavoured with fruit. It is a classic French snack and dessert for children.
From what age can children eat these yoghurts?
Many children's fromage frais pots are designed for young children, but age recommendations vary. Check the pack of each product, and follow your health visitor's advice for babies and toddlers.
Can drinking yoghurt be frozen?
Drinking yoghurt can be frozen to make ice lollies, though the texture changes once thawed. Freeze it before the date on the pack and eat it frozen.
What is the difference between yoghurt and fromage frais?
Yoghurt is milk fermented with specific bacterial cultures, which gives it its tangy taste. Fromage frais, including the petit-suisse, is a fresh, unripened cheese made by curdling milk and draining the curds, which makes it thicker and milder. Both are popular French dairy snacks for children.
What should I put in a French-style goûter?
A typical French after-school snack combines a dairy product, such as a yoghurt or a petit-suisse, with something from the bakery or the cupboard, such as a slice of brioche, a few biscuits or a piece of fruit, and a drink of water or milk.
Childrens Yoghurt
More About Childrens Yoghurt
Our Children's Yoghurt collection brings together the French dairy favourites made for kids: Yop drinking yoghurts, Danonino and Petits Filous fromage frais pots, Paw Patrol fresh cheeses, fruit yoghurts, drinking yoghurts with a straw and fun yoghurts with Smarties or Kit Kat. Epicerie Corner stocks brands such as Yoplait, Danone, Michel et Augustin and Délisse, delivered across the UK.
Yoghurt in French Family Life
Dairy is a daily habit in France, and children usually eat a yoghurt or a small pot of fresh cheese at least once a day: after lunch at the school canteen, as part of the after-school goûter or as a dessert after dinner. Two formats are especially popular with children. The first is the petit-suisse, a small pot of smooth, thick fresh cheese (fromage frais), often fruit-flavoured, which is the format of Danonino and Petits Filous. The second is the yaourt à boire, the drinking yoghurt, which children can take on the go. Yop, by Yoplait, has been making drinking yoghurt since 1974 and remains one of the most familiar names in French fridges.
Children's Yoghurts in Our Range
Yop Drinking Yoghurts
Choose family-size 825g bottles of Yop Strawberry, Raspberry, Vanilla, Strawberry Banana, Chocolate, Coconut and Lemon, or individual 180g P'tit Yop bottles in strawberry, raspberry, vanilla, chocolate and a mixed flavours pack. Yop Pocket strawberry minis come in packs of eight 100g bottles.
Danonino and Petits Filous
Danonino Mixed Fruit fromage frais pots come in packs of 12 or 18, alongside Danonino Strawberry Raspberry Apricot pots, Danonino Funny Mixed yoghurts and Danonino drinking yoghurts with a straw in strawberry-raspberry, peach-apricot and strawberry-banana-apricot. Petits Filous mixed fruit pots come in 12 or 18, and Petits Filous strawberry pockets are made to drink.
Character and Treat Yoghurts
Yoplait Paw Patrol fruit-flavoured fresh cheeses come in packs of 12 or 24. Smarties yoghurts in strawberry and vanilla and Kit Kat yoghurts come with crunchy toppings to mix in, Petits Délis mousse yoghurts are light and airy, and Danette chocolate and vanilla shakes are dairy milkshakes.
Family Yoghurts and Drinking Yoghurts
Yoplait Frulos fruit yoghurts in a 16-pot pack, large Yoplait stirred yoghurts in strawberry, peach and vanilla, a Délisse strawberry drinking yoghurt, and Michel et Augustin drinking yoghurts in vanilla, mango-passion and wild blueberry, which older children and adults enjoy too.
How to Choose Children's Yoghurts
- For toddlers and young children: small petit-suisse pots such as Danonino and Petits Filous.
- For lunchboxes and on the go: drinking yoghurts with a straw, P'tit Yop bottles or pockets, kept cool.
- For the family fridge: 825g Yop bottles or large stirred yoghurts.
- For a treat: Smarties, Kit Kat or Danette shakes.
- Sugar: flavoured yoghurts contain added sugar; compare the nutrition panels and alternate with plain options.
- Allergens: all contain milk; some toppings contain wheat, soya or nuts. Check each product page.
Storage and Serving
All these products are chilled dairy: keep them in the fridge and eat them by the date on the pack. Shake drinking yoghurts before opening. For lunchboxes, pack them with an ice pack and eat them the same day. A petit-suisse can be served with a sprinkle of sugar, honey or a spoon of jam, the French way, or with fresh fruit. Freeze drinking yoghurt in lolly moulds for a summer treat. For more, browse Yoplait and Kids' Desserts.
Children's Yoghurt FAQs
What is a petit-suisse?
A petit-suisse is a small, rich fresh cheese with a smooth, creamy texture, sold in small pots. Children's versions such as Danonino and Petits Filous are flavoured with fruit. It is a classic French snack and dessert for children.
From what age can children eat these yoghurts?
Many children's fromage frais pots are designed for young children, but age recommendations vary. Check the pack of each product, and follow your health visitor's advice for babies and toddlers.
Can drinking yoghurt be frozen?
Drinking yoghurt can be frozen to make ice lollies, though the texture changes once thawed. Freeze it before the date on the pack and eat it frozen.
What is the difference between yoghurt and fromage frais?
Yoghurt is milk fermented with specific bacterial cultures, which gives it its tangy taste. Fromage frais, including the petit-suisse, is a fresh, unripened cheese made by curdling milk and draining the curds, which makes it thicker and milder. Both are popular French dairy snacks for children.
What should I put in a French-style goûter?
A typical French after-school snack combines a dairy product, such as a yoghurt or a petit-suisse, with something from the bakery or the cupboard, such as a slice of brioche, a few biscuits or a piece of fruit, and a drink of water or milk.