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Let's Yoghurty
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Kellogg's

Let's Yoghurty

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Halal
Confirmed by the brand, not independently certified
Tagged by Kellogg's
Halal claim from Kellogg's
No specific certifier named. Confirmed direct from the brand, no public list.
Kellogg's says its cereal and snacks made in Thailand or Malaysia are halal certified, and those made in Australia, Europe, the USA, Korea or India are not. Check the pack says Made in Thailand or Malaysia before you buy.

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Frequently asked questions about Let's Yoghurty

Updated 1 Oct 2026

Is Let's Yoghurty halal?
Yes, Kellogg's has stated that Let's Yoghurty is halal. This is a brand declaration; no third-party certifier is named for this product on our records.
Who has confirmed Let's Yoghurty is halal?
Kellogg's has stated on their own packaging or website that Let's Yoghurty is halal. This is a brand declaration; no third-party certifier is named for this product on our records.
Where can I buy Let's Yoghurty in Australia?
Let's Yoghurty has been reported at Woolworths, Coles. Stock and pricing vary by store and region, so check your local supermarket for current availability.
What ingredients are in Let's Yoghurty?
Let's Yoghurty contains: rice bubbles (32%)(rice, sugar, salt, barley malt extract, rosemary extract), yoghurt compound (27%)(sugar, vegetable oil, milk solids, glucose, yoghurt powder, emulsifier [soy lecithin], food acid [330], salt), glucose,… Always cross-check the pack, as manufacturers can update ingredients without changing the product name.
Is Let's Yoghurty healthy?
Let's Yoghurty has a Nutri-score of E, the lowest tier on the European Nutri-score scale, which factors in saturated fat, sugar, salt, fibre, and protein. Nutri-score is a nutrition guide, not a halal indicator.