Yogo Bar Review

Fro-yo girl here. Tart fro-yo popsicles are hard to come by. I found a Korean brand, Choripdong, of Plain frozen yogurt popiscles called Yogo Bar while shopping at Marina Foods. Each bar contains more than 30,000,000 CFU of lactobacillus. It's made without any artificial colors or flavors though the main ingredient is corn syrup, followed by sugar and water. Each 75 ml popsicle is 135 calories with 5g of fat. A box of 9 bars retailed for $4.59 - not a bad price for 9 popsicles.



* Plain Yogo Bar: quite good, soft (but not too soft) and icy but creamy thanks to the cream and milk. It is quite sweet, but also tangy and has a milky flavor. It has a clean taste. I found it a bit too sweet but still enjoyable.

I wish it came in other flavors. Maybe they exist and I just need to find them.

4 out of 5 stars

You know you love me. X0 X0, fro-yo girl.

* MARINA FOOD: 46100 Warm Springs Blvd, Fremont, CA

Fro-yo Finds at Marina Foods

Fro-yo girl here. This was my first visit to the new Marina Foods supermarket in Fremont and of course I was on the look out for fro-yo finds. They have plain fro-yo popsicles! They're called Yogo Bar and a pack of nine plain popsicles sells for $4.59. The box says no artificial flavors or colors. I definitely wanted some but I wasn't going to be home for hours.



I also found a new brand of mochi called Awon. Marina had two flavors, plain and green tea, $1.99 for a 10.6 oz. package. The package shows the mochi on fro-yo, in drinks and sprinkled on a dessert. Awon mini mochi is manufactured in Taiwan. The green tea mochi is soft and sweet, with a surprisingly strong green tea (and good) flavor. Yum. I'm going to put some on fro-yo soon.

You know you love me. X0 X0, fro-yo girl.

* MARINA FOODS: 46196 Warm Springs Blvd, Fremont, CA