1 review for Trader Joe’s Plain Nonfat Frozen Yogurt Reviews
Rated 3 out of 5
Froyoyo –
From Trader Joe’s Junkie 2009
“If you like your frozen yogurt tart, and I mean tart– pucker your lips, kiss a lemon–then I would recommend TJ’s froyo. It’s not unbearably tart, but definitely not sweet. At all. So I was surprised to read it actually has 13 grams of sugar for something so unsweet.The texture is more ice-creamy than froyo-y for obvious reasons, and usually I have to let it stand for a few minutes so the iciness will thaw out.
I’ve tried several toppings with it. Nutella (no), cookie crumbs (not bad), cranberry-apple butter (um, if you like tartness extra tarty), frozen fruit (doable), and raspberry jam (the best, strangely enough, to balance the tart flavor).
I miss the consistency of froyo though. The smooth creaminess of it all. But this culturally- active tarty little number will have to do.”
Froyoyo –
From Trader Joe’s Junkie 2009
“If you like your frozen yogurt tart, and I mean tart– pucker your lips, kiss a lemon–then I would recommend TJ’s froyo. It’s not unbearably tart, but definitely not sweet. At all. So I was surprised to read it actually has 13 grams of sugar for something so unsweet.The texture is more ice-creamy than froyo-y for obvious reasons, and usually I have to let it stand for a few minutes so the iciness will thaw out.
I’ve tried several toppings with it. Nutella (no), cookie crumbs (not bad), cranberry-apple butter (um, if you like tartness extra tarty), frozen fruit (doable), and raspberry jam (the best, strangely enough, to balance the tart flavor).
I miss the consistency of froyo though. The smooth creaminess of it all. But this culturally- active tarty little number will have to do.”