Described as “Pure vanilla nonfat frozen yogurt at its best” Stonyfield sure isn’t holding back with the claims Also on the side of the pint, Gary who I’m guessing is one of the founders, goes on to say that he has given us vanilla perfection. I’m all for confidence in your product as long as you can back up your words so this better be some good frozen yogurt.
Even before removing the protective seal, I was able to see tiny specks of vanilla bean. The positive visual translates over to the flavor as well. The vanilla is very clean but not as intense as I would have liked. It actually reminded me of vanilla soft serve in the fact that it was very sweet, though I think the sweetness is what is tempering the vanilla flavor from truly shining through. This isn't so much a bad thing though, especially if you’re looking for a healthier base for making sundaes and the like.
For something that has no fat, this stuff is ridiculously creamy and dense. The texture is better than a lot of “regular” ice cream I have had as of late to be honest. If I hadn’t known it was froyo, I wouldn’t have thought it wasn’t ice cream at all. I still can’t get over how smoothly this stuff scoops. Too often froyo is plagued by iciness but that’s not the case with this one. Good job on this one Stonyfield. It’s not quite vanilla perfection but it’s still pretty darn good.
Verdict? A nice vanilla frozen yogurt albeit a bit on the sweet side.
Buy Again? On occasion
Their cookies n cream didnt win me over, but maybe the cookies were getting in the way and messing with my expectations. I'm half tempted to try another pint.
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You know, that is actually the only flavor of their froyo I haven't tried.
DeleteWay too sweet for me. Disappointed.
ReplyDeleteI used to like this brand, but recently it changed formula and now there's so much sugar and fat in it it is not healthy for me. Too bad.
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