I Need Your Help! - Frozen Yogurt Spots
Hi 'hounders!
I'm in dire need of your help...(as I screamed earlier). I'm going to write an article about frozen yogurt - the tangy/sour stuff in the vein of Pinkberry (not for my blog though).
If you do have any idea where I can find this beyond Pinkberry, Flurt, or Red Mango, please tell me!
Thanks in advance!
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I just tried Red Mango on Bleecker St. It was so good! I ordered the plain (green tea was the other choice) with fresh strawberries. I've tried this style of yogurt at a place called Coco Plum (Palisades Mall W. Nyack NY) and another place called Yogo Mango (Norwood NJ), both of these places have a very artificial tang to them. Red Mango wasn't overly tangy, or too sweet it was delicious. I thought I would never like this style of yogurt, but now I am hooked. I asked the women at the counter what was the difference between Red Mango and Pinkberry, and she told me that Red Mango was much healthier and contained live yogurt cultures, and probiotics, whereas Pinkberry's nutrients were more akin to eating ice cream. I do have a bit of a cold, I'm crossing my fingers that the next time I go to Red Mango I enjoy it as much as I am right now.
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re: Miss Needle
I wasn't too crazy about it either, until I tried Red Mango. I've changed my mind. This may sound silly, and not very clear, it's hard to explain, but the way I look at it is, kinda like how you look at jello and pudding, they are different enough that they are in their own category. I look at this frozen yogurt not as an ice cream alternative, but as a completely different entity.
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re: michele cindy
I gave in and tried Red Mango today - just a plain order with no fruit or other topping. I agree with michele cindy that in terms of taste, it is a completely different entity than ice cream or gelato. It basically tasted like softserve-frozen, sweetened yogurt, with that kind of sharpness/tanginess, and very slight bitterness that is characteristic of yogurt but absent in ice cream.
I really like regular yogurt and lassi, but this frozen yogurt doesn't really appeal to me. I think I'll stick with my old friends ice cream and gelato - I can't get enough of them anyway.
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re: Cookiepuss
Smoochies tastes artificial to me. Also, it bills itself as a lactose-free "frozen dessert," like Tasti d Lite: http://www.smoochies.biz/products.htm
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Try the corner of 14th st and 6th ave. There's a Village Yogurt, a Pinkberry, and nearby a I Can't Believe It's Yogurt.
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re: racer x
I just noticed there is also a Red Mango near the northeast corner of that same intersection. That's got to be one of the greatest densities of frozen yogurt shops in the known world.
(I am coming to the conclusion that there must be something wrong with me since I've never tasted frozen yogurt from any of these chains.)
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re: KiwiGirl625
Maybe it's only me but I once got a taster of Crazy Bananas and it tasted like granola. I really don't expect my fro yo to taste like granola unless I've specifically asked for toppings, so I left quickly.
My fave is Flurt - I get about 1 or two mediums a week. Although I need to try Red Mango.
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My absolute favorite is Berrywild on 3rd Ave between 29/30. I think it smokes all the rest.



