Pulmuone Danone YoPro

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No Added Sugar Plain Yoghurt

Dairy

Pulmuone Danone YoPro - South Korea

Functional Claims

Pulmuone Danone YoPro No Added Sugar Plain Yoghurt has been repackaged with a new look, and retails in a 300g pack containing 2 x 150g cups.- 15g protein and 3250mg BCAA- 70 billion CFU probiotics- Fast, and sustainably provide MPC whey and casein protein- 9 types of essential amino acids

Ingredients

  • β€’Allulose← ALLULOSE

Allulose's Technical Role

Pulmuone Danone YoPro No Added Sugar Plain Yoghurt has been repackaged with a new look, and retails in a 300g pack containing 2 x 150g cups. - 15g protein and 3250mg BCAA - 70 bill

YoPro No Added Sugar Plain: Korea’s Protein Yogurt Gets a Sharper Edge

Pulmuone Danone just gave YoPro’s No Added Sugar Plain Yoghurt a fresh look, but the real story is inside the 300g pack. That’s two 150g cups of plain, unsweetened dairy. Korea’s protein yogurt shelf is crowded. This one stands out because it skips sugar without leaning on artificial sweeteners.

Each cup delivers 15g of protein, sourced from MPC, whey, and casein. The blend works fast and stays working. You get the quick spike from whey, then the slow burn from casein. That matters for recovery. The BCAA count sits at 3250mg per serving. That’s a serious number for a yogurt that tastes like plain milk, not a supplement shake.

The probiotic load is just as bold. 70 billion CFU per pack. Most probiotic yogurts brag about 10 or 20 billion. YoPro doubles that and then some. Gut health claims get thrown around loosely in this category. Here, the strain count actually backs it up. Add nine essential amino acids into the mix, and the product starts to feel like a recovery drink wearing a yogurt costume.

The repackaging isn’t just cosmetic. YoPro is clearly aiming at gym-goers who want convenience without the sugar crash. Two separate cups mean you can eat one after a workout and save the other for breakfast. The plain flavor helps, too. It pairs with fruit or granola without turning into dessert. Watch for this to pull consumers away from conventional high-protein drinks, especially those who chew their calories instead of sipping them.