Complete Set of Froyo Spoons from Tutti Frutti

Fro-yo girl here. Last year at about this time of year, select Tutti Frutti locations started carrying signature fro-yo spoons. The spoon handles featured three fruit shapes. The spoon is available in five colors: red, orange, yellow, green and blue.

I finally have a complete set plus some extras. I noticed many Tutti Frutti locations in the Bay Area don’t have the fruit spoons. Many of the locations have TF soybean frozen yogurt signs and/or cups but not the actual frozen yogurt. It’s frustrating because I’d like some soybean frozen yogurt and a cute spoon.

I’ve spotted the fruit spoons at Tutti Frutti Milpitas and Walnut Creek (Palos Verde Mall).

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

Tutti Frutti Fruit Fro-yo Spoons

Fro-yo girl here. Attention fro-yo spoon fans! There are more signature fro-yo spoons to collect. Tutti Frutti just came out with new fro-yo spoons in five colors: orange, green, yellow, blue and red. The spoon handle is topped by 3 fruit shapes, a green grape (or is it a green apple?), banana, strawberry.

I wonder if the spoon is biodegradeable? It doesn’t say that it is.

I found my fro-yo spoons at their Milpitas location. The Milpitas location also had two flavors of soybean frozen yogurt and $3 Vietnamese sandwiches.

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


* TUTTI FRUTTI: 82 Ranch Dr., Milpitas, CA

Blue Spoon Frenzy Yogurtland Pictures

Fro-yo girl here. Today I witnessed the Blue Spoon Frenzy at Yogurtland in honor of the most important of holidays, National Frozen Yogurt Day. Around 4 PM YL brought out the special NFYD 5 oz. fro-yo cups. Patrons grabbed a cup (one cup limit per person), swirled and then added toppings. Though the line was long, it moved in an orderly quick fashion (yay). They still weighed each creation and then doled out the special limited edition blue fro-yo spoon.


I saw one guy with spiky black hair swirling Double Cookies n’ Cream fro-yo like a true professional. In fact, the swirling skills of the crowd were quite good...must be true fro-yo lovers in line. They ran out of mochi in under 15 minutes.


Thanks Yogurtland! I felt happy as I enjoyed my fro-yo (original tart and mango mixer tart fro-yo with grapefruit, mango, pineapple and Cap’n Crunch) with my special blue fro-yo spoon.

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

Menchie's Signature Fro-yo Spoons & Smileage Reward Program

Fro-yo girl here. I finally have the green Menchie's spoon. I'm amazed by the detail. The front features Menchie and it says this is my mix. The back shows his waffle shirt and pants. His little feet stick out on the side of the spoon. Too cute. The Menchie's that I visited only had the green spoon but pink, yellow and magenta ones also exist. And possibly other colors??? I wish I knew.




I also received the mySmileage Passport with a card and keychain. It's the new rewards program. They used to have stamp cards that were only good for one location. This new card keeps track of your smiles and is accepted at all participating Menchie's locations.

Smiles don't expire and you get 1 smile per dollar spent and 25 free smiles for registering the card online. Plus they mention exclusive rewards and offers and a special b-day treat. See all the rules here.

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

Yogurtland Spoons

Fro-yo girl here. Happy Thanksgiving to all fro-yo fans and fro-yo people! As we prepare to spend the day with friends and family (and hopefully fro-yo will be part of your day), I'm contemplating Yogurtland fro-yo spoons. On a recent trip to Yogurtland, I immediately noticed that the spoon felt different. I took the spoon home to compare it to my other Yogurtland spoons.

The new spoon is darker pink and it feels thinner. The logo is more shallow and the edges aren't as smooth. It has the same biodegradable logo as before. The old spoon had a better feel.

When I attended the 50th anniversary of Sanrio event in Santa Monica, they gave me one of the older spoons.

I have a spoon that's even older with the old Yogurtland logo. I wish I had more of the first generation Yogurtland spoons but I have a couple in pink and in green. Of course I still have my Yogurtland Tokidoki spoons - those are the cutest fro-yo spoons in my collection.

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

Fro-yo Girl’s 2010 Wish List

Fro-yo girl here. A new year of fro-yo is upon us accompanied as usual with hopes and dreams for a better future. What does fro-yo girl wish for in 2010?

* More Yogurtland signature fro-yo spoons. These are the cutest spoons and I’m addicted to them now. If other places come out with super cute fro-yo spoons, I’d be even happier.
* Mobile fro-yo trucks. 2009 was the year of the mobile food trend and Washington DC has a fro-yo van but there isn’t one driving around the Bay Area yet.

I don’t have as many wishes this year because so many of my wishes came true in 2009. I think fro-yo popsicles will soon be in my hands, once Yolato finds a West Coast distributor. I already have dozens of fro-yo t-shirts, a fro-yo umbrella (thanks Tuttimelon), a fro-yo tote bag, fro-yo pins, and fro-yo candy. Fro-yo is at the airport (LAX) and it's probably too much to hope to find it and a toppings cart on the plane. Multiple people have mentioned wanting to see a fro-yo eating contest but I think that could be messy. I'll be content with watching Fro-yo Boy eating a Sumo Bowl at Tuttimelon.

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

I Love Yogurtland’s Signature Spoon

Fro-yo girl here. I went to the new Yogurtland in Pleasant Hill, filled my cup of fro-yo, put my cup on the scale and then saw their signature biodegradable spoons in green and pink. I haven’t been to Yogurtland for months and I don’t think they had the signature spoons before? They’re adorable. They have the logo on the handle. I clutched mine all the way home. I couldn’t bear to throw it away!

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