La Yogurt Yogurt, Lowfat, Blended, Blueberry 6 oz

La Yogurt Yogurt, Lowfat, Blended, Blueberry (6 oz) is the kind of single-serve cup you spot on the middle refrigerated shelves of a supermarket dairy aisle — grouped with other fruit-on-the-bottom and blended yogurts, across from Greek tubs and children’s yogurt pouches. Packaged in a bright, plastic 6-ounce cup with a peelable foil lid, it leans on familiar fruit imagery and a glossy finish to catch shoppers’ eyes. This product reads as an everyday convenience item: a quick breakfast spoon-in-the-car, an after-school snack slid into a lunchbox, or a tidy addition to a road-trip cooler. The brand positioning feels mass-market and family-oriented — affordable, familiar, and aimed at parents looking for kid-friendly flavors and shoppers who want an easy single-serve dairy treat rather than a specialty or organic option. Label cues include “lowfat,” “Grade A,” and a “live and active cultures” claim, plus the small print “with other natural flavors,” but there’s no organic or clean-label certification; bright artificial colors and fruit syrup-like sweetness create a strong health-halo tension between probiotics and added sugars. Sensory-wise, expect a smooth, slightly gelled creamy texture (pectin, modified starch and gums give body), with sweet, bright blueberry flavor and sometimes small fruit pieces; the color is often more vivid than homemade yogurt thanks to added colorants. Rituals around it are quick and casual: spooned straight from the cup at the kitchen table, slipped into a bag for lunch, or enjoyed as a sugary post-activity reward. Processing context: it’s a highly processed, shelf-stable refrigerated convenience food containing industrial ingredients and additives.