Arla® Protein Lemon Yogurt 200g
Arla® Protein Lemon Yogurt 200g is a high-protein, fat free yogurt designed for convenient, everyday nutrition. Each pot contains 20g of protein, making it an option for those looking to include more protein in their diet.
✔ High protein
✔ 20g protein per pot
✔ Fat free
✔ No added sugar
✔ Convenient single-serve format
✔ Suitable for vegetarians
✔ Lactose Free*
Whether enjoyed as part of breakfast, as a snack or as an on the go option, feed your drive with Arla® Protein.
*Less than 0.01g/100g lactose
Nutrition summary
Ingredients
Lactose free skyr (yogurt (milk)) (91%), Water, Lemon juice (1.5%), Flavour enhancer (Erythritol), Waxy maize starch, Natural flavouring, Colour (Safflowert concentrate), Stabiliser (Pectin), Acidity regulator (Trisodium citrate), Sweetner (Steviol glycosides from stevia), Lactase enzymes.
Nutrition values
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Energy
per 100g
261 kJ / 61 kcal
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Fat
per 100g
0.5 g
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of which is saturated
per 100g
0.1 g
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Carbohydrate
per 100g
5.6 g
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of which is sugars
per 100g
3.7 g
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Protein
per 100g
10 g
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Salt
per 100g
0.13 g
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Recyclable
Pot - Recycle
Sleeve - Recycle
Film - Do not recycle
Ean
4016241051257
Amount
200 grams
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