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2012-08-10
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Unlike Tutti Frutti with nearly every flavour under the sun, Crumbs only has an original yogurt flavour, but it is one you can load with many toppings, ranging from the healthy like fruits, and also the fun ones like gummy bears, marshmallows and even condensed milk!They are however famous (and this is probably also where their name is derived from) for their House Crumbs topping, which is a crunchy cinnamon cookie crumble. We went for a large cup of original yogurt (RM 12.90), with two toppings
They are however famous (and this is probably also where their name is derived from) for their House Crumbs topping, which is a crunchy cinnamon cookie crumble. We went for a large cup of original yogurt (RM 12.90), with two toppings of their recommendation, the house crumbs and the green tea mochi. We were really impressed with the frozen yogurt. The texture was smooth, dense and extremely creamy. This is not unlike the texture of Moo Cow's frozen yogurt, but what I prefer is that the tartness of flavour in the yogurt is milder at Crumbs. Moo Cow's original flavour is too sour for me in big doses, but still remains Adam's favourite.
What makes things yummier, is that that Crumbs doesn't just top your yogurt serving with a heap of crumbs, they carefully layer your yogurt with layers of crumbs too! This makes it all the more satisfying because then there's cinnamon crumbs to enjoy for throughout the entire height of the yogurt cup
A word of caution though, don't believe the guy behind the counter when he recommends the mochi, whether plain or green tea flavoured. These are essentially tasteless and felt like an awfully odd combination with the yogurt and house crumbs. Perhaps we'll try some fruits, or some other biscuit mix with our yogurt next time.
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