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Froyo

Wolicki

By Wolicki
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So, I am sitting here feeling like an idiot in between trips to the loo :blink: I went to a luncheon today, and the only thing safe to eat was steamed carrots and zucchini. Good thing I paid $40 for the lunch, right?

So, I go in search of something to fill the screaming void in my tummy. Went to Cherry on Top, a Frozen Yogurt chain. Now, before anyone says "I told you so," lots of Froyo chains use all kinds of artificial junk in their froyo, not actual cookies or cake. I looked up a few, and felt safe having cookies and cream. Had it before with no issues (artificial crap). Whowouldathunkit that Cherry on Top uses actual COOKIES???

So here I am, glutenated :(

Beware! Some froyo places use actual cookies, cheesecake, etc.

Dude!

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So, I am sitting here feeling like an idiot in between trips to the loo :blink: I went to a luncheon today, and the only thing safe to eat was steamed carrots and zucchini. Good thing I paid $40 for the lunch, right?

So, I go in search of something to fill the screaming void in my tummy. Went to Cherry on Top, a Frozen Yogurt chain. Now, before anyone says "I told you so," lots of Froyo chains use all kinds of artificial junk in their froyo, not actual cookies or cake. I looked up a few, and felt safe having cookies and cream. Had it before with no issues (artificial crap). Whowouldathunkit that Cherry on Top uses actual COOKIES???

So here I am, glutenated :(

Beware! Some froyo places use actual cookies, cheesecake, etc.

Dude!

I have never been to a frozen yogurt place and don't know of any around here. But all of the ice creams I have seen have real pieces of cookie or pie or whatever in them. To be safe I would have picked another flavor like vanilla.

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