I thought Yogen Früz was just in Canada, but this company, which originally started in Toronto, is worldwide! Who knew?
Yogen Früz specializes in taking vanilla or chocolate yogurt and mixing it with a number of toppings including frozen fruit. Growing up, my standard frozen yogurt mix has usually been some sort of berry, but I recently realized that they have a whole bunch of flavours that may not necessarily be advertised on the menu board. Guess which flavour appears in the photo below!
frozen yogurt
Matcha! Yes, they have Japanese green tea as a flavour choice, using actual matcha. I have fallen in love with it. Combined with nonfat or low fat frozen yogurt, it makes a low calorie, tasty treat. It’s not very sweet though, so if you want to try it and have a bit of a sweet tooth, I suggest also getting an additional mix of lychee.
(Bonus points if you can guess in which mall I took the photo!)
Yogen Früz
Various locations worldwide
www.yogenfruz.com
Are you back? Missed you at David Adjey. Wondered why you were booked in when I knew you were away….
Nope still away. Am in Madrid, and am leaving for Barcelona tomorrow. It’s odd cause I told NAIT that I couldn’t make it. Hope you had fun!
Ha! That’s from Kingsway Garden Mall! Am I right?
I am quite partial to the tropical mixture of mango + (one other). Mango + peach. Mango + melon. Yum.
Heh yes that’s Kingsway!
If you’re every in the UK you must check out Snog for frozen yoghurt, they have organic dairy ingredients and some food allergy friendly options. They’ve got 4 stores in London now.
Darn I wish I had known earlier. I was just in London a few weeks ago!
Well if it’s food allergy friendly, organic, vegan, vegetarian or another specialist diet you’re after, do check out our eating out guide for all these preferences next time you come to the UK! We’re a new site, so any new listings or feedback are also very welcome. We’re at http://www.LeaveItOut.co.uk. Kate
Nice site but next time please ask for permission to post… or at least comment on a post that is actually related to your website’s topic instead of just any random post.
Sure – didn’t mean to disrupt protocol everyone has different preferences about these things! Let me know if you want me to remove.
It’s ok – but it probably doesn’t help your marketing much to post your link on a post about frozen yogurt.