First Thoughts
What an absolutely brilliant brand name! I could not help but smile when I saw the name, it is short and catchy, with a fun feeling to it. In other words, utterly delightful!
Another little detail, that I couldn't help but notice and instantly love. Instead of using the typical astrix, they use a lovely little almond instead. This is done in order to legally get around calling it 'Milk' (Click HERE to read the article!).
Nush keep their packaging minimalist and easy to take in. I personally am a fan of this, as it doesn't make it an effort to read, whilst still being aesthetically pleasing. I decided to find out a little more about Nush as a brand, because if I'm totally honest, I knew absolutely nothing. So I ventured onto their website and did a little reading.
The Milk
Our delicious rich and creamy Almond Milk Yoghurt is made
using our own artisan almond milk, freshly prepared each day in our
factory. We make our own almond milk so we could control how much almond
the milk contains. Unlike shop bought almond milk that can contain as
little as one percent almond, plus many unfavourable fillers. Our milk
contains a very high concentration of almonds and truly lives up to its
name.
We do not add anything but almonds and filtered water to our milk.
This is then mixed with vegan yoghurt cultures to ferment and produce
a rich and creamy, live dairy free yoghurt that we believe to be one of
a kind.
I know that I have prattled on quite a bit about the product itself, but I feel like this brand, seeing as it is quite new or unknown (at least to me), deserved a bit of explanation. I always enjoy things like that anyway, leave a comment down below if you would rather less prattle, and more review!
On To The Review
The yogurt was incredibly thick and creamy, something which you do not often find with vegan yogurts. I have found this to be particularly true when it comes to nut M*LK yogurts, so I am very impressed by the thickness alone. This thickness instantly created a luxurious feel, that worked beautifully with the naturaly rich flavour of the blueberry. The blueberry added a sweetness to the yogurt that balanced the ever so slightly tart base flavour of the yogurt itself. I enjoyed this because it prevented any hint of the yogurt tasting artificial (a major irritation of mine!).
The serving size was quite hefty, and cdertainly left you feeling satisfied without the bloat. There is no rubbish in these, and only natural ingredients. I actually really enjoy this fact. I've noticed that quite a ot of vegan products recently have a lot of crazy sounding ingredients, and I do realise, that just because something isn't natural, does not mean that it is bad!
Final Thoughts
Overall, I really quite enjoyed this yogurt. It was one of my favourite high quality vegan yogurts, which the price tag did indeed reflect. At £2 this is a bit of a pricey thing to try and risk not liking. Thankfully I thoroughly enjoyed this because it felt like a delicious treat to have every now and then.
I would absolutely love to try their other flavours of yogurt because their Caramel and Hibiscus sounds incredible!
Score - 8.5/10
Calories - 125 per pot
To Buy or Not To Buy? - Definitely worth a try!
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