• The range is designed for Australians looking for a snack that delivers on both taste and nutrition.
    The range is designed for Australians looking for a snack that delivers on both taste and nutrition.
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Dairy Farmers is bringing the delicious memories of Australia's favourite dairy snack into adulthood with the launch of its new Protein Dairy Snacks range, which combines creamy, indulgent flavours with 16g of protein, no added sugar and a 5 Health Star Rating.

Available in Chocolate Ganache, Chocolate Hazelnut and Caramelised Banana flavours, the range is designed for Australians looking for a snack that delivers on both taste and nutrition.

Beth Carman, senior brand manager of Flavoured Yoghurt at Bega Group, said the new range reflects changing consumer habits, with more Australians looking for snacks that balance indulgence and nutrition throughout the day.

“People still want treats; they're just looking for options that fit more comfortably into their lifestyle. That's where our new Protein Dairy Snacks come in,” said Carman.

“There's something wonderfully nostalgic about enjoying a dairy dessert. Many Australians will remember reaching for a YoGo from the fridge after school, and we've taken that feeling and reimagined it for adults.”

The range offers a convenient option for those moments when you want something satisfying and delicious.

Dairy Farmers Protein Dairy Snacks is now available from Woolworths and independent retailers nationwide.

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