About Tutti Frutti Houston

Touting more than 50 flavors of low-calorie, flavor-packed frozen yogurt, Tutti Frutti has earned features on CNBC and KHOU 11 News, and has continued to expand since opening its first self-swirlery in 2007. Visitors pull the lever on one of many self-service yogurt machines, unleashing velvety-soft yogurt into accommodating cups or empty purses and sampling constantly rotating flavors, such as royal red velvet, refreshing guava, or sinful choco peanut butter. Most flavors fall within the range of 30–40 calories per ounce, with dairy-free options and no-sugar-added concoctions also available. A visit to the toppings bar allows eaters to further customize yogurt creations with a spoonful of fresh fruits or a sprinkling of nuts. Yogurt flavors contain ample amounts of probiotic, known for potential health benefits that may include strengthening immune systems and lowering cholesterol and blood pressure.

At select locations, they also offer a line of fruit-packed smoothies and slushies, and heat up tongues with a selection of teas.