Yogurtland Featured Flavors for March: Lucky Irish Mint Cream and Peanut Butter Chocolate

 

Fro-yo girl here. Anyone in the St. Patrick’s Day spirit yet? Yogurtland brought back Lucky Irish Mint Cream. It used to be called Lucky Mint Crème but they changed the name this year. I’m not really in the mood for mint froyo yet but I might have some for St. Patrick’s Day. I typically have mint froyo once a year.

Lucky Irish Mint Cream frozen yogurt is made with real mint. Also, Yogurtland is featuring chopped Andes® Mint* toppings for a limited time.

Since it’s National Peanut Month, Yogurtland brought back Peanut Butter Chocolate froyo. I think this is the flavor they used to call Peanut Butter Cup. The flavor sign at Yogurtland said Peanut Butter Cup. Peanut Butter Chocolate (or Peanut Butter Cup?) was thick, smooth, and creamy. The chocolate flavor was mild but the peanut butter flavor was mild too. On the plus side, neither flavor overpowered the other. However, as a peanut lover, I want a stronger peanut flavor.

These are limited time flavors, available while supplies last.

I’m super disappointed that they didn’t bring back their best peanut butter froyo flavor, Peanut Butter. These flavor name changes can get confusing!

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

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Two New Flavors to Fall For Arrive at Yogurtland

Fro-yo girl here. Today marked the first day for two new Yogurtland flavors inspired by childhood treats:

Chocolate pudding pop frozen yogurt is described as “deliciously creamy, delightfully fudgy.” I found it sweet, creamy, and fudgy, while being lighter and milkier than I expected. The lightness was a nice change from the richer chocolate flavors.

Pink lemonade sorbet “uses real lemons for a perfect sweet and tart experience that is vitamin C fortified.” Pink lemonade sorbet tasted like a great lemonade - fresh, tangy and not too sweet.

Chocolate pudding pop and pink lemonade sorbet will be served through Nov. 9, while supplies last. I also spotted a new topping: Life Savers Gummies

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

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Yogurtland New Flavors Arrive: Peanut Butter Cookies & Cream, Raspberry Lemonade Sorbet

Fro-yo girl here. It’s that time again - new flavors have arrived at Yogurtland. Meet Peanut Butter Cookies & Cream and Raspberry Lemonade Sorbet. Both are made with real ingredients, like all Yogurtland froyo flavors.

* Peanut butter cookies & cream: “What culinary dreams are made of. Imagine dipping the world’s most beloved cookie into real creamy, dark-roasted peanut butter. Well dream no further, it’s here and just as good as you imagined.” It tasted like equal parts peanut butter froyo and cookies & cream froyo. You could taste both. Like their standalone peanut butter froyo flavor, the pb flavor is not intense. The texture was dense, smooth and creamy.
* Raspberry lemonade sorbet: “Sweet, bright, light and tart. Real lemon and real Northwestern raspberries come together for the most refreshing drink ever to be enjoyed with a spoon.” This was sweeter and less tangy than I expected. The lemonade flavor was dominant. I prefer really tangy lemonade.

Both flavors are available while supplies last. They didn’t have any new toppings but they did have several peanut toppings on hand: chopped peanuts, mini Nutter Butter cookies and Peanut Butter Cap’n Crunch (bought by mistake and it happens to go well w/pb froyo). 

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

Looking for more frozen yogurt news, discussion boards, and resources? Check out the International Frozen Yogurt Association website at http://internationalfrozenyogurt.com/. The IFYA is the independent voice of the frozen yogurt industry.