Exercise your Freedom of Choice at Tutti Frutti

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Just as we thought we've seen them all..now comes a new player in the Yogurt world. Coming all the way from California, USA; Tutti Frutti has finally arrived in Manila!

Unlike its friendly competitors, Tutti Frutti will help you exercise your freedom to choose as you go through the entire self-service procedure with the help of their friendly staff.

Here's a simple guide on how to enjoy your visit to Tutti Frutti:

First, choose the size of your cup. If I'm not mistaken there are four different sizes. I like the huge tub at the far right, this is perfect for a group of four.

Second, choose your yogurt flavor. After trying at least six different flavors ranging from chocolate to taro and even fruit strawberry, I ended up getting the Original Tart which is your basic yogurt flavor.

Third, take a pick from the wide variety of toppings. I originally wanted to get blueberries and crushed graham but the blueberries looked different that I just ended up creating my own mix -- strawberries + mangoes + crushed graham.

Fourth, bring your yogurt masterpiece to the cashier and wait for her to ring up the total. The price begins at P19/oz. My total was just Php. 146.25 which I feel was pretty worth it considering I filled up my cup with lots of toppings.

Lastly, ENJOY!

Tutti Frutti is located at the 4th Floor of the SM Megamall Atrium, Mandaluyong City.

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