Getting the scoop on frozen yogurt

ICE AGE Frozen yogurt came out of the West in two waves: tastes like yogurt and tastes like ice cream. Which cool ride is better? Many aficionados are already acquainted with the well-established tastes-like-ice-cream variety. It's the tastes-like-yogurt mix that has seen a recent surge in popularity. In light of froyo's newfound ubiquity, we set out with the not-so-scientific task of tasting and analyzing yogurt from the various froyo establishments. —Steve Miller, Globe Correspondent
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ICE AGE

Frozen yogurt came out of the West in two waves: tastes like yogurt and tastes like ice cream. Which cool ride is better?

Many aficionados are already acquainted with the well-established tastes-like-ice-cream variety. It's the tastes-like-yogurt mix that has seen a recent surge in popularity. In light of froyo's newfound ubiquity, we set out with the not-so-scientific task of tasting and analyzing yogurt from the various froyo establishments.

—Steve Miller, Globe Correspondent