100 grams of Siggi's 4% Yoghurt Raspberry has 106 calories (445 kilojoules). There are 9 grams of carbs per 100g in Siggi's 4% Yoghurt Raspberry. See the Nutrition Facts panel below:
Made in Australia from at least 80% Australian ingredients Skim milk, cream, milk solids, raspberry (5%), cane sugar, stabiliser (pectin), live yoghurt cultures. Live active cultures: S. thermophilus, L. delbrueckii subsp. bulgaricus, B. lactis, L. acidophilus. Siggi’s Raspberry Yoghurt is high protein yoghurt with Icelandic style skyr. All natural.- No stevia.- No aspartame.- No sucralose.- No artificial colours.- No Preservatives.- No high fruc. Tose corn syrup.- 4% milkfat. How did it all start?It all started when I moved to the US from my home in Iceland and found the yoghurt on the shelves there too sweet. I wanted subtle flavour and less sugar. I really missed the thickness of skyr, the yoghurt from my home, Iceland, where skyr is as traditional as pavlova in Australia. I was mad about skyr growing up. So in 2004 I started making it in my apartment in New York. After some gruesome trial and error, it started to taste quite delicious. It has been so successful in the US that I decided to bring it to Australia. skyr, that’s Icelandic for thick yoghurt! (pronounced “skeer”) A rather old tradition Skyr has been a staple of the Icelandic diet for more than 1,000 years. It is a thick yoghurt made from cow’s milk. Traditionally, skyr is made from the skim milk after the cream has been floated off to make butter. Like milk, regular yoghurt is mostly water, but with skyr, that water is removed which concentrates the milk. In other words, one cup of siggi’s skyr requires 2.5 times more milk than a regular cup of yoghurt. Not so much sugar Mainstream yoghurt can have up to 25g of sugar per serving. My flavoured varieties have an average of 10-12g and are sweetened with fruit and a touch of cane sugar. I would like to add that we absolutely do not use any artificial sweeteners such as aspartame. I keep this simple. I do not use any preservative, thickeners, artificial colours or flavours. Thank you, Siggi.
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Food Energy in Siggi’s 4% Yoghurt Raspberry
If you were to add 80 grams of Siggi’s 4% Yoghurt Raspberry to your meal, your calorie count would increase by 85, equivalent to 356 kilojoules. Use the slider to adjust the food serving size to suit your specific requirements.
Protein and Fat in Siggi’s 4% Yoghurt Raspberry
There are 9g of protein and 4g of fat (including 2g saturated fat) per 100 grams of Siggi’s 4% Yoghurt Raspberry.
Carbs, Sugar, and Sodium
100 grams of Siggi’s 4% Yoghurt Raspberry contains 9g carbohydrates, 8g sugar, and 41mg of sodium.
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