Snog Frozen Yogurt Review

First off let me say that if you've ever tried the snog frozen yogurt available to buy in supermarkets it is not. I repeat, it is not the same as the fresh version. Oh, and don't blame me if your mind wanders off repeatedly throughout this blog post. It's likely to happen, due to the gimmicky name of this frozen yogurt brand.

Top deck of the snog bus with some frozen yogurt

I didn't really enjoy the pot of passion fruit frozen yogurt by snog, that hubby brought back home for me one day as a surprise. We had previously had a real snog (I'm talking about a fresh frozen yogurt here guys) and loved it - we both did ; )
You have to try an actual snog from a snog bar to really get a taste for just how yummy their frozen yogurt is.

I had my 1st proper snog in summer at one of my fave London places - Southbank. On top deck of an open top double-decker bus, and it was so good!

Snog frozen yogurt is fat free, filling and tasty. The fresh variety available at the snog bus and snog frozen yogurt bars around London is smooth, creamy and refreshing, with a nice yogurt tang.

Snog Frozen Yogurt with Passionfruit, Chocolate Crispies and Mochi Toppings

A medium should fill you up for breakfast or lunch. If not, there's always a large - Remember snog frozen yogurt is fat free, and with fruit toppings, snog makes for a super healthy lunch!

I highly recommend the toppings that I chose. For toppings I added some fresh, tangy and flavoursome passion fruit. Chocolate crispies and chewy mochi. Mochi are a bit similar to marshmallows - with a mild sweetness and a nice chewy texture.

I love the snog bus idea. The colour changing lights on top deck are quite relaxing and you can either people watch or sit facing the river.
   
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