frozen yogurt
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Frozen yogurt, often called froyo, is a frozen dessert primarily made from yogurt. It is similar to ice cream but uses yogurt as its base ingredient. Frozen yogurt contains cultured bacteria, similar to regular yogurt, and must meet specific standards for milk fat and milk solids content, depending on whether it is regular, low-fat, or nonfat. The first known use of the term "frozen yogurt" dates back to 1958.12
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