Menchie’s Frozen Yogurt

There are probably 100 (exaggeration) different places to get frozen yogurt in the valley but this is easily one of my favorites. The selection of flavors isn’t quite as extensive as Yogurtland but I have NEVER been disappointed after visiting Menchies. One thing that I absolutely love is that they have crushed Reeses as an add-​on and they are REAL Reeses. They taste incredible.

If you are looking for a fun place for a kids birthday party with a sugar bomb, this is it. If you are looking for high quality, well crafted fro-​yo, skip Menchies.
Menchies yogurt tastes like a super-​sweetened, artificially flavored «dairy product». Compare this to a place like Red Mango, where the flavors taste intense and clean without an artificial aftertaste or artificial sweetener.
This Menchies gets three stars for super-​friendly staff and a very kid friendly atmosphere. Just dont go if you want really awesome yogurt.

I love that you can taste all the flavors before committing. Generally a flavor of yogurt that fits my craving. The toppings make it tasty too. Expensive but good for occasional treat.

Menchie’s is similar to the plethora of froyo peddlers in Utah Valley. Seriously, why so many of these things? I couldn’t tell you other than to say no one likes to travel too far for a tasty treat. Menchie’s is one of my favorites for that reason: it’s the closest froyo to my house.
Despite the proximity, it is very good too! I feel like they change up the flavors more often than our previous haunt, Yogurtland. Menchie’s had something else most other froyos don’t. Waffle bowls. On Waffle Wednesday they are free, so check them out.

Yoghurt, the ancient enemy of philosophy, reason, and the better parts of mankind has again reared its beastly visage over our homes. It creeps to our doors and whispers «non-​fat» so we let it in without regard to the superfluous sugar that makes it palatable. Menchies is a purveyor of such yoghurts.
It’s a well-​lit, pastel and pleasant den of dairy iniquity, like a heroin den without all the glamor. One takes a cup and fills it with the yoghurts of his choice, covers it with toppings and/​or sauces and they weight it and charge you $ 0.39 an ounce for it.
That seems pretty steep. I shelled out the extra $ 1 for a waffle cone, and they was included in the overall weight …
And it all tasted like yoghurt. We got a sugar-​free/​fat-​free/​almost chocolate chocolate, some peach and some vanilla. The available toppings were plentiful, but of the array only the «popping boba orange» and «popping boba strawberry» intrigued me. They are pea sized nodules that burst in your mouth and shoot flavored juice out. The strawberry was very artificial flavor flavored, but the orange was good.
The staff was nice, the place was clean, so if one is desperate and lactose tolerant, I wouldn’t dissuade one from trying it, though I may encourage one to get a bowl of bobas with a smidgen of yoghurt to bind them together.

For those of you looking for a guilt-​free dessert treat! Menchie’s fat-​free, no sugar added chocolate and grasshopper swirl is a winner! Grasshopper is a mint flavor reminiscent of the Girl Scout thin mint cookie flavor. They even have sugar-​free chocolate fudge syrup!!! Low on calories and high on flavor.