frozen yogurt

[ froh-zuhn yoh-gert ]

noun

1. a dessert similar to ice cream, but with yogurt replacing most or all of the cream.

Word History and Origins

Origin of frozen yogurt¹

First recorded in 1965–70

Example Sentences

We are all eating our own slice of these frozen yogurt pies.

From Los Angeles Times

Sure, I like the occasional good scoop of ice cream or frozen yogurt, but I've never been a big cake, pie, cookie or brownie-type guy.

From Salon

It was made with frozen yogurt, dried apricots, and all kinds of nuts.

From Literature

In addition to that, he owns a frozen yogurt business on the side, where he brought in $30,000 in profit during the year.

From Encyclopedia.com

I’ll honestly probably order some frozen yogurt, or the healthiest kind of ice cream I can get.

From Los Angeles Times

Related Words

• sherbet
• sorbet