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Organic 'Veloudo' Goat's Milk Yoghurt 150g
Veloudo organic yoghurt is made with 100% fresh Greek goat's milk, following the traditional recipe for Greek yoghurt of straining in a muslin cloth (‘tsantila’). Strained goat’s milk yoghurt is the truest Greek yoghurt with a concentrated, thick, and velvety texture and an unmistakable, deliciously rich, and slightly tart, flavour. The straining process also results in a naturally high-protein yoghurt packed with calcium and probiotics. By only using very fresh organic whole milk, all the nutrients and flavour are preserved. Goat’s milk has a higher nutritional value than cow’s milk and is more easily digested for those with a lactose intolerance. Veloudo is a healthy and delicious breakfast or dessert, whether plain or topped with fruits, granola, or honey. It is also great in savoury dishes or used to make your own tzatziki.
£2.50
Unit Price
£1.67
/ 100 g
Net content: 150g
Packaging: Plastic tub
Suitable for Vegetarians
Ingredients: Pasteurised organic whole goat's milk, yoghurt cultures
Allergens: Milk
Packaging: Plastic tub
Suitable for Vegetarians
Ingredients: Pasteurised organic whole goat's milk, yoghurt cultures
Allergens: Milk
| Typical Values | Per 100g |
|---|---|
| Energy | 518kJ/ 125kcal |
| Fat | 9g |
| of which Saturates | 7g |
| Carbohydrate | 3.8g |
| of which Sugars | 3.8g |
| Protein | 0.1g |
| Salt | 0.1g |
Although traditionally made with sheep or goat's milk yoghurt, you can make it with any of our organic veloudo dairy greek yoghurts.
Veloudo Dairy, Kria Vrisi, Macedonia
Veloudo is a small-scale dairy based in the region of Pella in northern Greece. They source certified organic milk from farmers and shepherds in the local area who graze their animals on open pastures and feed them a diet of organic hay and grains. Veloudo's yoghurts are made with very fresh milk (within 24 hours of milking) using the traditional method of straining in a ‘tsantila’ (muslin cloth). This produces a true Greek yoghurt, where some of the whey from the milk is gently removed, leaving behind a concentrated, thick yoghurt with a velvety texture and rich flavour. The traditional process results in a naturally high-protein yoghurt, a much thicker consistency, and the classic, slightly tart Greek yoghurt flavour. They produce yoghurt from organic cow’s, sheep’s, and goat’s milk, as well as a perfectly balanced organic Tzatziki.
