#Highfive frozen yogurt free#

But I gave in and our family became good pals with HighFive over the summer, stopping in once a week. She had been there once before while staying at a friend's house, so she was familiar with it. If you are not aware of them, they are located in the Pavilion at Port Orange, just a couple of doors down from Red Robin. Yum!)Įarlier in the summer my daughter asked me to take her to HighFive Frozen Yogurt. Simon-DachstraÃŸe.(Pictured: one of my husband's creations over the summer. The list is long and likely to make any mouth happy. Whoever came up with it, thought it would be fun to have it with a variety of toppings such as chocolate chips, fruit, fruit sauces, pieces of cheese cake or cookie, nuts or smarties. At less than 100 calories per serving it’s probably the best/skinniest summer snack out there. It’s also often pro-biotic and always extremely delicious. So what’s so special about frozen yogurt? First of all, it’s 0% fat because it’s not made from cream (like ice-cream) but from pure milk.

#Highfive frozen yogurt free#

3 different sized cups (2,50 to 4 euros) come with 1 free topping and 0,30euro for each additional topping.

Yobarca is the name and it’s the real deal. But today, with delight and exitement and surprise I noticed a frozen yogurt bar in Prenzlauer Berg, really close to where I live. Unfortunately I’m never really in that neighborhood to purchase my favorite food. I recently noticed a place selling Frozen Yogurt in Berlin, not too far from Nordbahnhof. And staying next to a frozen yogurt place in Santa Monica did not help (the only thing keeping me from having more than one a day was the fear of the look I’d get from the salesdude).įinally, in San Francisco, or Berkely, to be more exact, I thought I had found heaven – a shop calledīLISS! Is Yogurtland currently accepting immigrants? I need citizenship for life! Here you can choose from more than 10 different flavors and put as may toppings as you want in your cup as you only pay by weight.įetauring at least 8 of the 10 flavors as well as 4 different toppings cost only about $2.50. And what can I say: 200ml of green tea and original tart frozen yogurt had me see stars and fireworks – it was that good.įrom then on, I was hooked.

I figured that anyone so sure of themselves that they could get away with charging 4 dollars for an ice cream would have to have something to show for. This year, in Austin, I finally tried a scone of frozen yogurt rom a shop which prided itself on being America’s best. Back then, I saw it in the supermarket, but couldn’t make out what it wassince, at the time, we did not have an equivalent in Europe (none that I was aware of anyway). Remember that poem from little Vaida Saltenfuss in My Girl?Â Well, now that we in Berlin are melting in temperatures that can easily compete with summer in Marrakesh or Nairobi, ice-cream is my only wish as well.Īn ice-cream fan for 28 years now, I have recently made a discovery that has quickly gone top of the list when it comes to my favorite summer snacks – frozen yogurt.ĭuring trips to the USA I had often heard people talk about this dessert creation invented in the late 70s. Vanilla, chocolate, or Rocky Road, Even with pie a la mode.”