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| - I had high hopes for Razzy Fresh, having eaten a fair amount of frozen yogurt at huge, suburban Texas frozen yogurt shops. Unfortunately, Razzy Fresh failed to live up to most of those expectations.
The yogurt was tasty in general but lacked a sort of "punch" I expect -- the taro root yogurt wasn't screaming, "I'M MADE OF BIG, PURPLE TARO ROOT GUTS", and the arctic vanilla didn't make me feel like I was standing in a blizzard on an ice floe. The yogurt also came out of the dispensers quickly and seemed a bit thin. Razzy Fresh's toppings were somewhat lackluster, both in quantity and quality, and the blackberries clearly hadn't been cleaned (one I took had either leaf or bug bits on it -- I threw it out quickly).
On top of all that, the price was a bit high. My girlfriend and I had two small size cups and paid somewhere in the $11-$14 range for the pleasure, whereas we're more accustomed to paying about $7-$10 for the same amount of yogurt and toppings elsewhere.
Overall, I was pretty disappointed with my experience at Razzy Fresh today. It hit the spot because it was warm and humid outside, but in the future, I think I'll seek out alternative frozen yogurt shops for my warm weather refreshment needs.
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