For many people, selecting a favorite grocery store is a personal choice, whether it’s for the weekly shopping list or just grabbing a few necessities. When it comes to my usual grocery picks, Sainsbury’s and Aldi are top choices due to their affordability.

Previously, I tended to steer clear of shopping at M&S because of its reputation for higher prices, wanting to avoid any surprises at the checkout. However, I have found that M&S excels in certain products that justify the extra cost.

While I have praised M&S for its superior quality chicken compared to Sainsbury’s and Aldi in the past, I recently stumbled upon another product that caught my eye.

Browsing through the dairy section for my usual Greek yogurt, I came across something intriguing.

Being a big yogurt fan, especially during this time of year when I enjoy it almost daily for breakfast or as a snack, I typically opt for the large tubs of 0% fat Greek yogurt from M&S.

However, I noticed that M&S carries small pots of 0% fat Greek yogurt paired with fruit compote – available in cherry, peach, and honey flavors.

I decided to try all three variants, each priced at £1.20. Among them, my favorite turned out to be the peach flavor.

These yogurt pots serve as a premium and healthier alternative to popular brands like Muller Corner. The larger section holds the Greek yogurt, while the smaller compartment contains a deliciously sweet fruit compote or honey.

With just 113 calories and over 12g of protein, these yogurts make a great addition to breakfast or a satisfying snack.

Fage offers a similar product at Sainsbury’s, but it only includes honey without added fruit. Additionally, it has less protein per 100g and a higher calorie content.

Although Aldi carries small pots of 0% fat Greek yogurt in mango, raspberry, honey, and vanilla flavors, I found that the taste of the Greek yogurt in those pots didn’t quite meet my expectations.

If you enjoy Greek yogurt with fruit, especially peaches and cherries, these pots are definitely worth trying out. I went through four of them just last week.