Skittles Yogurt Fruity Animal Gummies Review

Fro-yo girl here. I spotted Skittles Yogurt Fruit Animal Gummies at World Market. One pouch is 50g and was priced at $5.29. The gummies are imported from China. They’re made with real juice. The pouch is resealable. One pouch is 180 calories.

Each pouch comes with five different shapes and flavors. I think they’re all supposed to be animal-shaped, but I can’t tell what the round green shape is supposed to be. The gummies are very soft. I was hoping for something chewier.

• Strawberry (cat-face): mild berry and yogurt flavor, sweet, soft texture; the strawberry flavor was faint
• Original (paw-shaped) a little firmer, moist like a peelable gummy, sweet Yakult flavor
• Peach (pig-shaped): probably the best tasting, like sweet peaches mixed with Yakult, soft, moist
• Mango (fish-shaped) tastes like mango, very soft, little chew, moist, sweet
• Lemon (smiley-face) tastes medicinal and unpleasant, like a lemon cleaning product

The texture just didn’t do it for me. I also did not enjoy the flavors. The lemon was the worst. 

These gummies taste nothing like Skittles. The different colors and flavors fit with the taste the rainbow Skittles slogan though.

2 out of 5 stars.

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

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Don’t Forget to Enter IFYA’s Summer Froyo Color Challenge for a Chance to Win a $150 Froyo Gift Card

Fro-yo girl here. Froyo fans, here’s your friendly reminder: there’s still time to enter the International Frozen Yogurt Association’s Summer Froyo Color Challenge Contest. If you haven’t created your colorful froyo bowl yet, you still have time. The prize is a $150 froyo gift card to any froyo shop that sells gift cards online.

How to Enter

The challenge is simple and fun. Pick a summer color (bright, sunny, tropical, beachy—whatever says “summer” to you), and make a froyo bowl inspired by that color. Then take an original photo or video of your creation.

To enter, post your photo or video on Instagram with the hashtags #summerfroyocolor and #froyoassociation. Make sure your profile is public so IFYA can see it. You can enter as many times as you’d like, and entries are due by midnight PST on July 22, 2026.

You can also email your original photo or video to info@internationalfrozenyogurt.com by the same deadline.

The contest is open to U.S. residents 13 and older.

The Prize

One winner will receive a $150 froyo gift card, and the best part is that you get to choose the shop (as long as the gift card can be purchased online). It’s a great excuse to treat yourself to your favorite froyo spot.

Full contest rules.

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.

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Yoga-urt Glendale Turns 11

Fro-yo girl here. Congrats to Yoga-urt on eleven years. I can vouch for the fact that Yoga-urt is just as good as it was on day one, only now there are many more flavors to choose from. In fact, today marked the launch of the newest flavor, Almond Joy. Almond Joy is a chocolate coconut almond flavor that is plant-based, organic, hand-crafted, all-natural and full of goodness (including live and active cultures).

Chocolate Bliss is Yoga-urt’s most popular flavor, and I’m sure that Almond Joy will delight chocolate froyo fans. I’m not a chocolate froyo fan, but I could taste the quality of ingredients, including the chocolate and coconut. It was rich, creamy, and thick. Recommended toppings: almonds and magic shell.

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

* YOGA-URT, 1407 W Kenneth Rd, Glendale, CA 91201

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Smorgasburg Ice Cream Alley 2026 Report

 

Fro-yo girl here. Happy National Ice Cream Day! Ice Cream Alley is back at Smorgasburg Los Angeles on Sundays from now through September 6. The lineup of vendors changes every year, though it’s definitely smaller than it used to be.

This year’s line-up:

• Moom Maam: Artisanal Thai gelato, including mango sticky rice
• Sad Girl Creamery: Latin-inspired ice cream sundaes, ice cream tacos, ice cream scoops
• Bernie’s: shaved granita ice with toasted meringue
• Boutcha: tea-infused gelato
• Swrlies: real fruit ice cream and froyo, blended to order. YES, froyo is back at Smorgasburg.
• Sweet Lady Jane: I thought it was just cupcakes, but they have a new gelato

Smorgasburg is celebrating National Ice Cream Day with The Great Ice Cream Fair on July 19.

The event is free. Parking is also free. Smorgasburg LA is open from 10 AM – 4 PM.

SMORGSABURG LA: ROW DTLA, 777 Alameda St., Los Angeles

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

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Free Froyo Event for Descendants: Wicked Wonderland at Menchie’s

 

Fro-yo girl here. Thanks to Disney+, Descendants: Wicked Wonderalnd, and Menchie’s for today’s free froyo event. I went to Menchie’s in Burbank, CA, for the event, because I know that they’re always organized. One employee handed out 50 slips of paper to the first fifty guests. It was a hot day, and people were lined up well before 3 PM. The first five ounces were free.

They had the new red and blue Menchie’s spoons too.

Descendants: Wicked Wonderland is now streaming. It’s a teen fantasy series.

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

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Ice Factory Strawberry Sorbet Ice Bar Review

Fro-yo girl here. While China first popularized ice bars in cute shapes, the trend spread to South Korea. Ice Factory launched a line of fruit-shaped ice bars that claim to be

the first disposable mold packaged ice cream). The bars are individually wrapped. I spotted watermelon, peach, mango, blue lemonade, and strawberry sorbet bars at H Mart in Arcadia. The bars are $3.99 each.

Strawberry sorbet bar: The bar is 67 ml or 2.27 fl. oz. It comes in a plastic mold. You remove the bar and put together the paper holder. It’s made with strawberries and contains strawberry seeds. One bar is 74 calories, 1g total fat, 16g total sugars, and 0g protein. The bar was hard (like a block of ice). I liked the flavor – it tasted like strawberry lemonade. It was tart and sweet. Once it started melting, it did get messy. It’s not as good as the bars you can get at TJ’s because it’s too hard, but it is cuter.

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

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Go Greek Opens in Brentwood, Los Angeles

 

Fro-yo girl here. Go Greek is in expansion mode again and is now open in Brentwood, my old Westside neighborhood. It is modeled after a classic yogurteria that you'd find in Greece, serving classic yogurt and frozen yogurt. The mostly white shop with blue accents also looks like something you’d see in Greece.

During my visit, they had Kiehl’s bowls to promote the Kiehl’s collab. The Kiehl’s Better Summer Swirl bowl is banana froyo with pineapple, Greek cookie crumbs, toasted coconut, and cacao drizzle. I didn’t see most of those toppings. You must have to ask for them.

The Greek froyo is self-serve with six flavors a day (though during my visit, the strawberry wasn't available) and healthier toppings for $1.35/oz. Toppings include fresh fruit (more varieties than usual), cookies, dates, mochi, cacao nibs, chocolate chips, yogurt pretzels, nuts, granola, etc.

The menu also includes classic (non-frozen) Greek yogurt that's imported from Greece, sweet and savory Greek yogurt bowls, and smoothies made with Greek froyo.

Some of the toppings cost extra, including the Greek spoon sweets, honey, shaved chocolate, toasted coconut, hemp seeds, and even peanut butter. It seems stingy to me when the yogurt is almost twice as expensive as the average froyo shop. The toppings aren't that special. Even worse, they do not provide any samples.

Their best flavors are plain and Greek honey. Each is rich, creamy, smooth, quite tangy, and thick. Much as I do enjoy both, they are overly sweet.

This is the third Go Greek to open in California this year. It’s also one of two froyo shops in Brentwood.

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

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