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Snog
9 Brewer Street
W1F 0RG

Date of Last Visit: Friday, July 10th, 2009

The Victim: Me

The Damage: £3.55

The Background
: On Fridays in summer, my very generous employer lets us leave a little early, assuming we've worked later during the week. So this past Friday, I found myself wandering London's Soho for a bit. I popped into Snog, thinking I might have some frozen yogurt before lunch. (Yes, before.)

Snog cards

Snog is fun. I like how they've made the most of the name. Snog. Hah. But Snog is also pricey at £3.55 for the smallest portion with one topping. They call this size "little."

Snog yogurt

To their credit, I actually thought the "little" was quite big. The blackberries were quite big as well, and they were perfect, mashed up into the tangy natural yogurt. (Note: It's not vanilla. It's just regular yogurt.) I did things a little backwards on Friday–I had the yogurt and then was going to have lunch, but this Snog tied me over.

The Verdict: Fun. Good. Pricey though.

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8 comments

catty 2009 -

Oooo that looks kinda good. Been meaning to go for so long. I checked out Freggo (Piccadilly Circus) on the weekend and was so disappointed – £3.95 (!!) for a small which was SMALL, and melted and sloppy. I’m a froyo girl though and will definitely go for a Snog 😉

Taylor Young 2009 -

SNOG!

That’s a brilliant name.

Seems a little expensive though. Yikes.

Coffee & Vanilla 2009 -

I hate the word “snog” but frozen yogurt sounds delicious!

Coffee & Vanilla 2009 -

I hate the word “snog” but frozen yogurt sounds delicious!

Gemma 2009 -

I get to do the leaving early on a Friday thing as well and love how much longer the weekend feels. I saw Snog a few weeks ago and then forgot about it so thanks for the reminder. Think I’ll make a lunchtime exodus there on the very next sunny day.

Douglas 2009 -

What a desperately uncouthly titled venture?

Krista 2009 -

yeah, it's a little risque. but i think it works!

Boon 2009 -

Pretty cool concept, and the frozen yogurts are really quite good and unique… not too sure about the trumpeted “health benefits”, as really its just fat and sugar free (but not if you add on those luxurious toppings!).

Anyways, you can read more about my skeptical thoughts on Snog frozen yogurts here: http://www.london-insider.co.uk/2009/09/snog-frozen-yogurts-review-south-kensington/

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