Fro-yo girl here. Pinkberry recently came out with Pinkberry Peanut Butter Cup which they describe as “the creamy, blissful texture of peanut butter falls in love with decadent flavors of chocolate. It’s the perfect match of creamy and sweet.”
For some reason I didn’t realize it was a swirl of two existing flavors: Peanut Butter and Hot Chocolate. It’s much lighter than soft serve ice cream. I liked the Peanut Butter better than the chocolate because of the slight saltiness. The two flavors together were too sweet and didn’t taste like yogurt.
You know you love me. X0 X0, fro-yo girl.
3.5 out of 5 stars
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Fro-yo girl here. Pinkberry just shared their new video announcing their Winter Collection: 1 season, 3 flavors, 10 craveable taste experiences. The first of the three flavors was introduced today: Hot Chocolate.
Hot Chocolate Pinkberry is described as “light cocoa with a hint of toasted marshmallow - it’s a cool twist on a hot classic.” Pinkberry also had a few new wintery toppings: gingerbread wafer rolls, peppermint bark and sunflower seeds.
I generally do not like chocolate flavored frozen yogurt, unless the chocolate is combined with another flavor like mint. I tried Hot Chocolate Pinkberry. It’s lighter and tasted like fudge to me. I found it toooo sweet and didn’t taste the marshmallow. It wasn’t as creamy as I expected. It’s probably lighter and sweeter than (dark) Chocolate Pinkberry, but I never get that flavor so I’m not sure. I think I prefer Chocolate Pinkberry to Hot Chocolate Pinkberry.
You can earn double points on your purchase of Hot Chocolate Pinkberry from 10/4-10/6/2013.
The first day of fall was just two weeks ago. I’m still enjoying the fall season and not ready for winter yet.
By the way, Pumpkin Pinkberry returns on November 1st.
You know you love me. X0 X0, fro-yo girl.
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