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2011-06-06
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Seeing that the Coffee Bean was offering blended coffee- and tea-flavored froyos, I took a closer look at the flavors and was glad to see that my favorite drink, Black Forest Ice-blended, was in the list!As expected, Coffee Bean's froyo ($5.50 for a small cup. A regular cup costs $6.20) failed to live up to the frozen yogurt kings. It tended to the icy side, and was a bit watery. It could have been smoother too, i.e. more consistency's needed. Another thing, don't expect the tanginess of yogurt-
As expected, Coffee Bean's froyo ($5.50 for a small cup. A regular cup costs $6.20) failed to live up to the frozen yogurt kings. It tended to the icy side, and was a bit watery. It could have been smoother too, i.e. more consistency's needed. Another thing, don't expect the tanginess of yogurt- these frozen swirls are as sweet as- and actually bear a closer resemblance to- soft-serve ice-cream.
Nonetheless, I still liked my Black Forest frozen swirl 'cos it featured an infusion of my favorite drink. FYI, the Black Forest froyo is made of vanilla yogurt + espresso + cherry bits + chocolate-coated coffee beans. The other flavors of Blended Swirls available are Banana Caramel, Berry'd Treasure, Caramel Macchiato, Espresso, Matcha Green Tea, Peach Mango and Pomegranate.
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