Sunday, March 14th, 2010

Yoplait Yogurt doesn’t last long around here! Win a Kids Yogurt and a Yoplait cooler bag!

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My kids are really drawn to “kids” yogurt, they like the little designs on the cups, they like the size of the cups but mainly they like the actual yogurt in them. Since the kids can eat a lot of yogurt, I had decided last winter to make my own and bought a yogurt maker. Unfortunately the kids didn’t catch on like I had hoped and I haven’t used it in forever now (I personally like how it came out but the kids stopped eating it and said it wasn’t as good). So it was back to buying them yogurt! Yogurt is like a treat to them, they love it like its dessert and don’t get sick of it. I can give them a lot of yogurt in place of less healthy snacks and its a win win situation. When the Parent Bloggers Network sponsored a Yoplait yogurt review I had to say yes since its something I already knew the kids loved!

Yoplait offers some great yogurt options for kids and I love that Yoplait Kids has 25% less sugar than other kids yogurts. Yoplait kids has DHA now and of course calcium. Its also available as a yogurt drink and my kids LOVE those. I have to hide them in the fridge so that they last more than a day, even Jamie searches the fridge for them and has helped herself a few times. I have found the yogurt drinks along with a cup of dry cereal are the perfect “eat in the car breakfast” for when we are having one of those hectic mornings and are running late. The only Yoplait product that I try to stay away from is the Trix yogurt, it is too brightly colored and does have more sugar than the other Yoplait Kids (of course its still yogurt so its a good option for people who have very picky kids that might need extra enticing to eat yogurt).

With Ethan starting kindergarten next week I have to get more organized and plan out his lunches and snacks ahead of time. I think I’ll rely on yogurt a lot when I’m packing his lunches, I really want to send him with things he likes but that aren’t junk food! He has an insulated lunch bag but I think I’ll put the yogurts in the freezer first thing in the morning so that I’m sure they stay cold.

* Visit Yoplait’s website here and download a coupon for $1.50 off!

WHAT YOU CAN WIN: I have a Yoplait cooler bag and a coupon for one free kids product to give away to a lucky reader! Not a huge prize but one I’m sure most of you would use! To enter leave me a comment letting me know what healthy snacks and lunches you send your kids to school with (or pack with you when you take them out for the day). I need some new ideas in addition to yogurt before my pickiest kid starts Kindergarten!!! Contest ends Friday Sept 5th and is open to US mailing addresses only.

*Congratulations to Eloise on winning the Yoplait prize!

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30 Responses to “Yoplait Yogurt doesn’t last long around here! Win a Kids Yogurt and a Yoplait cooler bag!”
  1. Loretta - not the chicken:-) says:

    Do the kids like applesauce? I’ve never been apple picking but if they could pick them off the ground they might like doing that and then helping you make applesauce. I don’t know how soon the apple season starts though.

    I converted my husband to taking brown bag lunches to work after we got married. He used to buy stuff that was high priced and not very healthy.

    Besides yogurt, string cheese is another way to add some calcium. It also has the advantage for school of not being messy to eat.

  2. Annick says:

    We love yougurt too!

  3. We usually just take an empty cup so I can fill it with water or juice wen we get to wherever we are. I also take cheerios, goldfish, special K bars, or life cereal. Great giveaway, thanks!

  4. Cindi says:

    Hi, The cooler are Yoplait coupon are a delight prize package. I send my sons with peanut butter crackers, 100 calorie packs of various snacks, small sub sandwiches with meat and cheese, carrot sticks with ranch dip, etc. Thanks for the delightful giveaway drawing. Cindi

  5. shawny swan says:

    Yep,its sad to see summer ending.The summer went way to fast.I just got the smart sacks you suggested today,so excited.They are very nice.A bit pricey but in the long run I guess worth it.I ordered 2 sets,one of the new colors and then the original colors.I cant wait to use them and feel real good about helping our world a bit.Thanks for tip and the 10% off code,so sweet.
    Love Shawny

  6. Jamie Z says:

    Grapes, sandwiches, yogurt, and juice are a common staple!

  7. Patricia Hill says:

    My grandkids love yogurt, carrot sticks, celery sticks with Ranch Dip. They love peanut butter, which I stuff in celery sticks and in sandwiches. Dessert is a piece of fruit in season, usually an orange or apple.

  8. Cori Westphal says:

    I have a kindergartener starting this year so I haven’t sent school lunches yet but I remember when I was a kid, my mom would always make celery stuffed with peanut butter. It was great because it didn’t have to be refrigerated (we didn’t have these fancy insulated bags they have now). I still love it and so do my kids. Thanks for the great contest!

  9. Eloise Carlson says:

    This will be the first year that my daughter will be taking a lunch so I am planning on giving her peanut butter sandwiches or lunchables and making sure she has healthy snackslike yogurt, string cheese or fruit likegrapes or bananas. I willalso make sure she has drink boxes or water to drink. I will give her healthy alternatives. Thanks so much for a great giveaway!

  10. Kimberly L says:

    I do pretty much the same as what everyone else has already mentioned. Carrot sticks, yogurt, cheese and crackers,.. I also do the peanut butter and celery thing, except to make it fun and a little special I add a few raisins on top and call it Ants on a log.

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  11. Cathy Kent says:

    I always pack peanut butter sandwhich, baby carrots, and a bottle of water for my son in pre-school and he’ll be starting kindergarten soon.

  12. Ann Tat says:

    My first grader likes grapes, cheese, peanut butter sandwhich, and bottle of water or apple juice.

  13. Mui Long says:

    Monday, Wednesday & Friday: grandma packs bananas, string cheese, peanut butter sandwhiches, apple juice, for all 5 grandkids (they all go to same School). Tuesday & Thursday, they get eat @ school!

  14. judy brittle says:

    My grandchildren love to take apple slices and yogurt. Plus the old favorite peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. Thank you so much!

  15. edward l says:

    diced fruits, dried fruits, cereal, pasta, cheese and drinkable yogurt

  16. Christi says:

    I send them with applesauce, rasins, pb&J on wheat bread. They also get prezles, cheese crackers and fruit.

  17. israel y says:

    carrots, thanks for the contest

  18. Debra B says:

    my family is big on yogurt and we love yoplait, would love to win this !!!! big thanks for the great giveaway too

  19. Derlene says:

    Yogurt, grapes, raisins, or cereal are kid-pleasers, even for the pickiest of kids, like mine.

  20. Teresa Hoyt says:

    I always like to bring a fresh fruit salad! Its light and refreshing and doesn’t leave me feeling guilty! Thanks!

  21. JulieB says:

    My kids love celery sticks with peanut butter…which makes me happy of course!

  22. DeeG says:

    it’s funny we all basically send our kids to school with the same foods.
    Every day it varies, but I give my daughter yoplait yogurt , go gurts, unsweetened applesauce, celery and carrots with ranch dressing, rolled up bologna with mustard for dipping. peanutbutter with graham crackers or ritz, sliced strawberries, bananas, plums in season, cut up canteloupe. also packets of almonds. and a bottle of water every day.

    for special treat days I include a 100 calorie pack snack, the choc chip cookies are good and the goldfish.
    also reduced sugar granola bars.

  23. Kathy Conley says:

    My daughter loves grape tomatoes and baby carrots!

  24. lorene says:

    my daughters go to school with lots of cut up veggies and dip, pretzels, yogurt and apples.

  25. Brenda S. says:

    Grapes, sandwiches, yogurt, and juice are a common staple!

    Thank you.

  26. tracey c says:

    I send mine with yogurt, and apple slices usually. They like apple juice also

  27. bridget says:

    My daughter likes no bake balls made with oat bran and coconut with agave syrup for a sweetener.

  28. Sylvia Porter says:

    she likes me to surprise her with different fruits and vegetables

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