For a flat rate of $10.90, you get 8 oz of froyo, two toppings, and any sauces. Extra toppings are $1.
The toppings case had a mix of elevated and classic options:
- Sauces: bitter orange, honey, olive oil, plus several unlisted ones
- Toppings: sea salt, granola, cookies, seasonal fruit (fresh cherries), dates, pistachios, butter crisps, goji berries, Belgian waffles, dried mango, shredded coconut
I watched them pull the froyo, and it looked super thick and creamy. And yes, it tasted as good as it looked.
The texture was creamy and smooth, with a mild tang and a sweet finish. Personally, I prefer a bit more tang in my Greek froyo, but I still appreciated the quality. The fresh cherries + chopped pistachios were a perfect combo as well.
Tip: Not everything is printed on the menu — check the case to see what’s actually available. You cannot order froyo at the self-serve kiosk. Go to the counter if you want froyo.
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You know you love me. X0 X0, fro-yo girl.
* FRANKIE GREEK YOGURT (inside Olive & James), 7473 Melrose Ave, Los Angeles, CA
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