Frozen yogurt is good any time of the day, any day of the week (in moderation, of course), but there are in fact a few special life events that call for a little extra sweet reward.

The Big Game

Whether they score the winning touchdown or not, the perfect way to celebrate a well-played game is with a big tower of frozen yogurt.

Top Grades

Celebrate an A+ in geometry or a confidently completed finals week with a visit to the froyo shop and a promise for another froyo party for every A+ to come.

A Great Shopping Day

On the day when everything you tried on fit perfectly and was on sale, you must complete the experience with a cup of frozen yogurt, it’s a shopping tradition.

Educational Awards

When you or your kids officially become an honor roll student or land on the dean’s list, celebrate like the intelligent desert lovers that you are.

Meeting Fitness Goals

Frozen yogurt is a smart alternative to indulgent desserts, and topping it with mounds of fresh fruit makes it even more delicious and healthy.

Whether you’re celebrating your awesomeness or just in need of some sweet indulgence, frozen yogurt is the treat for you.

Visit Frenzi Frozen Yogurt’s menu to plan your next froyo celebration.

Plan your next froyo celebration with a visit to Frenzi Frozen Yogurt in historic Downtown Gresham! Visit our menu to see our seasonal offerings. Don’t forget to stop by every Wednesday for Waffle Cone Wednesdays — buy one desert and receive one waffle cone or waffle cup free!

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Frozen yogurt has, through the years, made many famous appearances on some of our favorite TV shows. Since the froyo boom of the 90s collided with the current national infatuation with the frozen treat, parents and their kids can have very special and different pop culture references for frozen yogurt. Here are a few of our favorite special television appearances by froyo.

The Non-Fat Yogurt

Seinfeld, 1993 — When Kramer invests in a new froyo chain, Elaine, Jerry, and George are quickly hooked only to realize the froyo is not in fact low fat and they’ve been slowly gaining weight the whole episode.

The Fall

Grace and Frankie, 2015 — Jane Fonda’s Grace takes a fall on a frozen yogurt shop’s floor and blacks out imagining a world in which age has taken a deliberate toll on both Frankie and their ex-husbands. Jane Fonda + froyo + physical comedy = win

Frozen Yoghurt

Veep, 2012 — Our favorite fictional VP, Julia Louis-Dreyfus’ Selina Meyer, decides to mix with “normal people” at a local frozen yogurt shop helmed by three generations of black businessmen, but the results are borderline disastrous and totally hilarious.

Skimpy’s Frozen Yogurt

Saturday Night Live, 1996 — Roseanne at the peak of her sitcom fame helms this skit about a frozen yogurt shop whose products are too good to be true.

Come pick up your own cup of Frenzi Frozen Yogurt to enjoy while you watch these classic episodes.

Next time you visit historic Downtown Gresham, stop by Frenzi Frozen Yogurt and treat yourself! Visit our menu to see our seasonal offerings and plan your next visit. Don’t forget to stop by every Wednesday for Waffle Cone Wednesdays — buy one desert and receive one waffle cone or waffle cup free!

Come in for a frozen yogurt today!

 

Halloween is nearly here! It’s officially time to dress up your children so they can prowl the streets in search of candy. Or, it’s officially time to dress yourself up in preparation for a big party, or, it’s officially time to open a bag of bite-size Snickers and await the merry hordes of trick-or-treaters. Or maybe it’s just officially time for some frozen yogurt. We opt for the latter, and here’s three awesome pumpkin froyo sundae ideas to prove it.

Pumpkin Mocha Cake — Come to the dark side of frozen yogurt DIY blends with a heavy gush of chocolate, topped with equally heavy pulls of cake batter and pumpkin froyo. Top with Twix and crushed Oreos. Make it extra terrifying with a few brownie pieces scattered on top.

The Coconut Pumpkin Cream Pie — Equal parts pumpkin, vanilla, graham cracker and coconut milk froyo make this sundae a Halloween must. Top the tower with a dusting of dried coconut for an authentic cream pie experience. Go over the top with a scattering of KitKat pieces.

The Halloween Classic — This is the easiest froyo sundae imaginable. Add to one heaping cup of pumpkin froyo: peanut M&Ms, gummi worms, Reese’s Pieces, Butterfinger pieces, mini gummi bears and Snickers. That, my friends, is Halloween night in one cup of unforgettable froyo.

For more dessert inspiration, visit Frenzi Frozen Yogurt’s menu and come up with your own frozen yogurt trick-or-treat!

Next time you visit historic Downtown Gresham, stop by Frenzi Frozen Yogurt and treat yourself! Don’t forget to stop by every Wednesday for Waffle Cone Wednesdays — buy one desert and receive one waffle cone or waffle cup free! 

Have a fun and safe Halloween!

Don’t get us wrong, Halloween candy is great, we pretty much all agree on that, but there are many reasons to find froyo superior. We may be a bit biased, but we think you’ll agree, frozen yogurt has far more to offer than handfuls of bite-size seasonal candies.

Reason #1—Halloween only comes once a year, but froyo is perennial. And don’t forget, bite-size candy bars are lined up on our candy buffet 365 days a year and you can come enjoy them any day you want, Halloween included.

Reason #2—Froyo sundaes are DIY masterpieces. You can mix and match flavors and create outrageous combinations. You can discover new blends and experiment with discordant tastes and textures. You can create a sundae that no one on earth has ever tried before—an ultimate mashup! Your Halloween mashups are usually just a bunch of different candies mashed up in your mouth at the same time—not that there’s anything wrong with that.

Reason #3—Froyo is a healthy alternative to other sweet treats, featuring probiotics that support your immune system and your digestive health. Frozen yogurt is, in moderation, a perfect alternative to many other desserts, and when topped with fresh fruit and granola, offers even more nutrition.

Next time you visit historic Downtown Gresham, stop by Frenzi Frozen Yogurt and treat yourself! Visit Frenzi Frozen Yogurt’s menu for even more delicious inspiration, and come build your own legendary sundae today! Don’t forget to stop by every Wednesday for Waffle Cone Wednesdays — buy one desert and receive one waffle cone or waffle cup free!

Spooky times call for spooky sundaes! The official time of year for sweet treats and dressing up is upon us and whether you have your costume together, or you’re still haplessly trying to figure out how to disguise yourself, Halloween is almost here.  You may have already decorated your home like a glittering graveyard, or you may be trying to find time to get Halloween candy for your block’s trick-or-treating masses. Either way, get into the Halloween spirit in advance by indulging in one of these brilliant DIY seasonal sundaes.

Pumpkinhead Pie—Better than any pumpkin pie you’ll eat this season, this sundae is equal parts graham cracker and pumpkin froyo topped with white chocolate chips and chopped almonds. Go big and finish this sundae with a healthy jet of whipped cream.

Count Coconut Chocula—Start with a thick layer of coconut milk froyo, and top it with equal parts chocolate and dulce de leche froyo flavors.  Top your froyo with fresh strawberries, raspberries and a few maraschino cherries for a splash of crimson even Dracula would find tempting.

Caramel Apple Upside Down Cake—Less spooky, more Autumnal, this sundae consists of equal parts cake batter and dulce de leche froyo flavors and green apple sorbet. Top with a generous pour of caramel sauce and a scoop of both crushed Oreos and chopped peanuts.

For more spooky sundae inspiration, visit Frenzi Frozen Yogurt’s menu.

Next time you visit historic Downtown Gresham, plan a stop at Frenzi and treat yourself! Don’t forget to stop by every Wednesday for Waffle Cone Wednesdays — buy one desert and receive one waffle cone or waffle cup free!

 

The best part of self-serve froyo is creating your own stunning personalized sundae. However, sometimes too much freedom is truly too much freedom. When faced with a wall full of mouthwatering frozen yogurt flavors and several small mountains of your favorite toppings, it’s easy to get overwhelmed—it happens to the best of us. Let these DIY sundaes guide you in finding your own perfect assemblage of frozen cream and lively toppings.

Strawberry Banana Cream Pie—Start with a layer of our seasonal fave, graham cracker frozen yogurt. Follow that with an equal pour of strawberry banana frozen yogurt, Top with fresh strawberries, coconut, and a few crispy waffle pieces.

Tres Leches Cake—Achieve this favorite Latin American flavor profile with equal parts almond milk, cake batter and dulce de leche frozen yogurt flavors. Top with caramel sauce and a frothy shot of whipped cream. If you’re feeling sassy, toss a maraschino cherry atop that whipped cream.

Fall Fair Caramel Apple—This is the flavor that defines Autumn in the Northwest; crisp green apple coated with sticky, nut speckled caramel. Get all the best parts of a caramel apple without risking your fillings by adding equal parts green apple sorbet and dulce de leche frozen yogurts to your waiting cup. Top with chopped almonds.

For more DIY sundae ideas, visit Frenzi Frozen Yogurt’s blog, then visualize your next great creation by taking a look at our menu.

In our heart of hearts, there is no downside to eating ice cream. But, that said, we’re also aware that the dreaded ice cream headache is a reality.  A quick way to turn an ice cream smile into an ice cream grimace is by eating your ice cream way too fast, but learning a little about the biology of an ice cream headache can help you combat them in the moments when your ice cream consumption simply cannot be slowed.

Firstly, the blast of cranial discomfort is caused by the rapid constriction and swelling of blood vessels in the roof of the mouth, and, as we all know, is typically triggered by an accelerated ice cream eating experience, i.e., eating your ice cream way too fast.

The ice cream headache (also known as Brain Freeze) is a result of all the quickfire cooling and heating (contracting and swelling) of our sinus capillaries which then sends pain triggers to our trigeminal nerve. Ice cream headaches are scientifically known as trigeminal headaches.

The simplest way to relieve an ice cream headache is to press your tongue to the roof of your mouth, normalizing the temperature of your besieged sinus capillaries.

Voila, you now have the cure for the common ice cream headache!

Next time you visit historic Downtown Gresham, stop by Frenzi Frozen Yogurt and treat yourself! Visit our menu to see our seasonal offerings and plan your next visit. Don’t forget to stop by every Wednesday for Waffle Cone Wednesdays – buy one desert and receive one waffle cone or waffle cup free!