Yutto

PRICE LID Yutto BIO Soy Drink

Yutto BIO Soy Drink

An excellent soy alternative to milk in organic quality with a high soy concentration (8%) and a protein content of 3.1 g per 100 ml. Enjoy the mild, slightly sweet taste of soy!

You can enjoy it straight from the glass, with muesli or in a smoothie. The soy drink goes well with both sweet and savoury dishes. Its light texture makes it perfect for light creamy soups or for preparing curry, for example. Its sweet taste also makes it great for baking. Shake before use.

About Yutto:

Good food doesn't necessarily have to burn a hole in your pocket. A shining example of this is our YUTTO brand. It's not just any brand. Its charm lies in the combination of high quality, low price and full flavour that you'll simply fall in love with. 

And here's another thing you need to know: Did you know that our brands Yutto, Miil, Ubomi, Moddia, Dacello and Pappudia belong to the Rohlik Group? Quality you expect, at prices you wouldn't expect! You didn't know that? Then you don't know what you're missing! Just try it - recommended by 100/100 rolls. Discover the Rohlik brands (Knuspr, Gurkerl's)!

About the manufacturer:

Since 1860, Riso Scotti has stood for a series of values that have long been established: quality, tradition, innovation, passion, which are always oriented towards the needs of consumers. In more than a century and a half, the family business has developed from a craft mill to an industrial rice processing plant, from a local company to a European rice group. Over time, the pride and commitment to producing the best rice have not changed. The company has succeeded in combining respect for its origins with the drive for innovation demanded by the market. Always receptive to the development of taste and eating habits. Riso Scotti has made it its mission to develop products that highlight the health benefits of rice without neglecting taste. The company's history takes place in the Pavia area, which lies happily between the Po and Ticino rivers. A land of rice fields. A "land of water".