Frozen yogurt - Quiz
  • 1. What is a common yogurt culture used in frozen yogurt?
A) Lactobacillus acidophilus
B) Escherichia coli
C) Lactobacillus bulgaricus
D) Saccharomyces cerevisiae
  • 2. Which microorganism is commonly used along with Lactobacillus bulgaricus in frozen yogurt?
A) Streptococcus pyogenes
B) Streptococcus thermophilus
C) Staphylococcus aureus
D) Lactobacillus casei
  • 3. What is the approximate percentage range of milk fat in frozen yogurt?
A) 7–12%
B) 0.55–6%
C) 10–15%
D) 0.1–0.5%
  • 4. What purpose does milk fat serve in frozen yogurt?
A) It creates the yogurt culture
B) It lends richness
C) It provides coloring
D) It acts as a sweetener
  • 5. How is the amount of milk fat related to the amount of milk solids?
A) Inversely proportional
B) Equal at all times
C) Directly proportional
D) It is not related
  • 6. Which of these ingredients is added to frozen yogurt for flavor?
A) Milk fat
B) Milk solids
C) Flavorings
D) Yogurt culture
  • 7. Besides natural coloring, what other type of coloring is sometimes used?
A) Organic
B) Chemical-free
C) Herbal
D) Artificial
  • 8. Are sugar-free versions of frozen yogurt available?
A) Yes
B) No
C) Only by special request
D) Only in liquid form
  • 9. How do some companies describe their tart version of frozen yogurt?
A) Made without milk solids
B) Closer to the original recipe
C) Fat-free only
D) Identical to ice cream
  • 10. What do some companies focus on making their frozen yogurt taste like?
A) Custard
B) Ice cream
C) Fresh fruit
D) Gelato
  • 11. What is an alternative name for frozen yogurt?
A) Soft Gelato
B) Frogurt
C) Ice Milk
D) Creamy Cult
  • 12. What is the primary reason for the tanginess in frozen yogurt?
A) High sugar content
B) The use of heavy cream
C) Added citric acid
D) Lactic acid
  • 13. Why does some frozen yogurt lack live bacterial cultures?
A) The cultures die during shipping
B) It is frozen at too low a temperature
C) It is made without dairy
D) The yogurt base is heat-treated
  • 14. Which government body does not regulate frozen yogurt in the United States?
A) U.S. Department of Agriculture
B) U.S. Food and Drug Administration
C) California Department of Health
D) State health boards
  • 15. When was frozen yogurt invented?
A) 1980s
B) 1990s
C) 1970s
D) 1950s
  • 16. Which department store commissioned the creation of a lower-fat ice cream alternative?
A) Saks Fifth Avenue
B) Macy's
C) Bloomingdale's
D) Neiman Marcus
  • 17. In which city was the first frozen yogurt served at the Forty Carrots restaurant?
A) Los Angeles
B) New York City
C) Chicago
D) Boston
  • 18. Who developed the concept for Red Mango in 2003?
A) H. P. Hood
B) Shelly Hwang
C) Dan Kim
D) Young Lee
  • 19. Where was the first Pinkberry location opened in 2005?
A) Boston, Massachusetts
B) New York City, New York
C) Seoul, South Korea
D) West Hollywood, California
  • 20. Which business opened in New York City in 2008, contributing to the self-service trend?
A) TCBY
B) 16 Handles
C) Pinkberry
D) Red Mango
  • 21. What was the estimated revenue of the frozen yogurt industry in 2013?
A) $1.2 billion
B) $100 million
C) $800 million
D) $500 million
  • 22. What is a major reason for the renewed interest in frozen yogurt in the 2020s?
A) Lower sugar taxes
B) Decreased cost of ingredients
C) Interest in protein-rich foods
D) New FDA regulations
  • 23. According to Circana, by what percentage did frozen yogurt servings increase between March 2025 and March 2026?
A) 50%
B) 26%
C) 24%
D) 10%
  • 24. What contributes to the popularity of frozen yogurt in the United Kingdom as of 2026?
A) Lack of other dessert options
B) Low prices compared to ice cream
C) Nostalgia and social media
D) Government subsidies
  • 25. Which of these companies was mentioned as having received private equity investment?
A) Sweet Frog
B) H. P. Hood
C) Forty Carrots
D) 16 Handles
  • 26. What type of product was used as inspiration for Red Mango's concept?
A) Greek kefir
B) Italian yogurt-flavored gelato
C) Traditional soft serve
D) Fruit sorbet
  • 27. Why did growth in the frozen yogurt industry slow by 2014?
A) Market saturation and competition
B) Higher taxes on yogurt
C) A shortage of dairy
D) Bacterial contamination concerns
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