Showing posts with label mochi. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mochi. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 12, 2011



*8.5 out of 10


Ingredients:

- Red velvet cupcake batter yogurt
- Plain tart yogurt
- Bananas
- Cap'n crunch
- Mochi

This has got to be one of the best yogurts I've tasted. The red velvet cupcake batter and plain tart seems to be an unlikely mix, but believe me, it works and it's good. It's a very full flavor, beginning with red velvet and ending with tart. The toppings are a wonderful combination--the crunchy and chewy textures pretty much perfect. This is a yogurt I definitely recommend that you try... and more than once.

Monday, January 3, 2011

Taro with Butterfinger Pieces and More!





* 8 out of 10

Ingredients:
- Taro yogurt
- Butterfinger pieces
- Mochi balls
- Chopped roasted almonds

I am not really a fan of taro, so being an 8 out of 10, sure says a lot about this combination. The textures  within this yogurt is similar to the other high quality flavors.  The chewiness of the mochi, mixed with the crunchiness of the almonds, goes extremely well with the smoothness of the taro.  Not to mention, the taro yogurt itself isn't too sweet so the butterfinger pieces is a good choice because it adds a bit of extra flavor that doesn't push the yogurt over the top. However, if you don't like the additional buttery flavor from the butterfinger pieces feel free to remove it.  That way the taro flavor will be more dominant.

Tuesday, December 14, 2010

SuperFRUIT!!!


*6 out of 10

Ingredients:

- Superfruit Tart Yogurt
- Blackberry
- Blueberry
- Strawberry
- Mochi

Superfruit Tart yogurt is a fruit blend made up of pomegranate, acai, cranberry, and blueberry. It's basically the replacement to the unavailable Pomegranate Tart yogurt but it still can't hold a candle to the very missed yogurt. Well, Superfruit is not too sweet or tangy but it does have a good sweetness to it. There is definitely a distinction of fruit within this tart yogurt which makes it appealing. The berry fruits go well with the yogurt but I could go without the mochi because they were comparatively too sweet . However, I did like the chewy texture that I got with the mochi but I would have preferred something a little more crunchy like almonds, walnuts, or granola. This combo was pretty average and it seems like a lot of things don't mix well with Superfruit but I could see myself getting this flavor more often then not.

Friday, December 10, 2010

Another Plain and Simple


*9.5 out of 10


Ingredients:
- Plain tart yogurt
- Blueberries
- Raspberries
- Strawberries
- Mochi balls
- Condensed milk (just a little)

As the title suggests, this is another pretty basic yogurt combination: plain tart yogurt and fruits. Honestly, I don't think there's any way you can go wrong with that. The yogurt and fruits compliment each other excellently, the mochi balls add the perfect texture (I personally like chewy things A LOT), and the condensed milk balances out the tartness of the yogurt and fruits perfectly.
If there was one yogurt I'd get every time I go to Yogurtland, it'd be plain tart topped off with fruits. There's absolutely no way you can mess it up. It's simple, it's plain, and it's good.

So there you have it. Mix and match plain tart yogurt with as many (or as little) fruits as you want and you'll have a pristine creation every time!