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Fro-Yo Soul

4.0 (11 reviews)
Closed • 11:00 am - 7:00 pm

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Grace M.

Perfect treat on a warm summer day visiting the Walker Art Center. The large cup felt decidedly too big initially, but went down so well that I forgot about the portion size. My only qualm was that I desired a combination of flavors, and by the time I said "original tart," they had the bowl already filled to the brim, and squeezed in a tiny dollop of a second flavor. I wish they had asked if one wanted different flavors. I loved that it wasn't too sweet, so for anyone craving sweeter treats, this might not be for you. They have a decent array of toppings and beverages for sale, too.

Small vegan coconut fro-yo ($6). Too sweet and too yogurt-y fermented for my likes.
Kedar D.

I tried Fro-Yo Soul at Twin Cities VegFest 2021. This frozen yogurt truck went all vegan for the event and, while I appreciated the friendly service, I wasn't a fan of the yogurt. I got a small coconut yogurt with toppings ($6). The texture was good, but the flavor of the yogurt was way too fermented/sour/yogurt-y. It tasted more like liquid yogurt than frozen. If you've had Yoga-Urt in Los Angeles or the fro-co at the Wedge Co-op in Minneapolis, Fro-Yo Soul will be a step down.

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Kristina K.

You have no idea how excited I was to find vegan froyo at the St Paul Food Truck Festival. I squealed in delight and instantly hopped in line. There was only one vegan flavor (sadly) but it was coconut so I couldn't be too sad! The variety of toppings is small for a gluten free vegan but fresh fruit is always a great choice! I had never seen a froyo food truck before but I am so glad that it exists! The prices were on par with your average froyo joint, the service was friendly, and my sweet tooth was satisfied. If only they had more options for my diet ;)

Chocolate vanilla strawberry with every topping. Sooo good!
Jake R.

We were walking around the uptown art fair and were dying for a cold refreshing treat. The brightly colored school bus caught our eye. Fro Yo Soul it says. 100% organic, gluten free, non-GMO, etc. they even offered a few vegan options and since my niece and nephew can't do dairy, I figured we had to check it out. I got the chocolate vanilla swirl with a bit of strawberry on the side. Topped it with Oreos, gummy worms, strawberries, blueberries and black berries. (I mean come on, it was a mix of healthy and dirty). The kids got the vegan lemon with berries on top. (They have a surprisingly healthy palate). Both were out of control delicious. I've had similar concoctions at the big brands (cherry berry, etc). Fro yo Soul is much better. It's creamier richer and has less of a sour bite that some of the frozen yogurt places usually have. The vegan lemon with berries was super bright and flavorful. It was very refreshing and the texture of the froYo was smooth and wonderful. If you ever have the opportunity to get something from this food truck, I highly recommend it. You will leave satisfied and not feeling guilty about it.

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