A pot (90g) of Munch Bunch PAW Patrol Yogurt contains 68 kcal and 8.46g of sugar. This is on the lower end for kids' yoghurts, though it's still worth checking against the full daily sugar picture below.
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The table below shows how the nutrition of Munch Bunch PAW Patrol Yogurt changes across pot or portion sizes.
Munch Bunch PAW Patrol Yogurt contains 76 kcal, 1.7g of fat (1.1g saturated), 10g of carbohydrate (9.4g sugar), 3.6g of protein and 0.1g of salt per 100g.
Munch Bunch's licensed-character ranges (PAW Patrol, Peppa Pig) carry slightly lower sugar than the standard Munch Bunch yogurt pot at 9.4g per 100g, though still well above the 5g per 100g threshold often used to identify lower-sugar products. The natural flavourings used contain less synthetic colouring than some competitor character tie-in ranges.
At 9.4g of sugar per 100g, this sits in the moderate range. Roughly the first 5g of sugar per 100g in any yoghurt comes from natural milk lactose, so the remainder here reflects added sugar or fruit content in the recipe.
For children, the daily free sugar limit is 19g for ages 4 to 6 and 24g for ages 7 to 10. A single pot (90g) of Munch Bunch PAW Patrol Yogurt delivers 8.46g of sugar, 45% of the daily limit for a 4 to 6 year old. Many children eat more than one yoghurt-type product in a day, alongside sugar from other sources like breakfast cereal, squash or snacks, so the cumulative total across a day matters more than any single pot.
Munch Bunch PAW Patrol Yogurt contains 3.6g of protein per 100g. This is in the lower range for yoghurt-type products, typical of drinking yoghurts and some flavoured varieties where the recipe has been diluted with water or fruit preparation.
Munch Bunch PAW Patrol Yogurt contains 1.1g of saturated fat per 100g, 6% of the adult daily guideline of 20g. A pot (90g) delivers 0.99g of saturated fat.
Munch Bunch PAW Patrol Yogurt has a single main component: licensed-character flavoured yogurt.
Looking at the ingredient list, it contains colourings, flavourings and thickeners. Colourings standardise the visual appearance across batches, since natural fruit content varies in colour and concentration. Flavourings create or boost the taste profile, which matters particularly in products with very little actual fruit content. Thickeners give the product body and a creamier mouthfeel, particularly important in lower-fat formulations.
Nutrition information from official manufacturer UK nutrition panels, independently verified retailer comparisons (where cited), and UK FoodData Central. Figures calculated per 100g; per-portion values are proportional estimates. Reference intakes: EU Reference Intakes for an average adult (2,000 kcal); NHS/SACN sugar and saturated fat guidelines. For guidance only, not medical or dietary advice.