Oh, Marvo. You’ve already said it all. In fact, I don’t know how I’m going to top some of those jokes, so I won’t even try. Lucky for me though, I got to experience one of these “delightful” parfait-like yogurts, the Chocolate Raspberry flavor. Man, that sounds delicious to me right now, but like Marvo said, “Yoplait Delights Parfaits are intended for delicate women who like to be gently touched.” Ha, I couldn’t agree more. I guess Yoplait kind of always has been; we’ve all seen (or eaten) one of those “100 Calories and Delicious” tagged yogurts for all those women looking for a “sneaky” snack that will – over time – trick her into thinking that she eats less than she tells me she does. Not that I have a problem with that. (Quick shoutout to Matt, we all know you love your BBW!)
Yes, the “parfaits” (I wonder if changing the name of their yogurts to something ‘classier’ like ‘parfait’ actually sells more) come in packs of four, so it is really easy to eat the entire pack. The yogurt is in 2 layers inside the container (depending on which you get) you will find about 1/4 of the yogurt is the raspberry on top and almost 3/4 of the rest is chocolate. Which kind of sucks, the yogurt itself though is so rich and creamy that the mix of the two made me think I was eating, well, raspberries dipped in chocolate (wait, have I ever even had that?). Though it tastes more like flavoring than the actual fruit itself. On that note, Yoplait also decided to ditch the little fruits you always come across in your yogurt, I always (personally) thought that was kind of annoying anyway. As usual, however, after you’re done eating this “delightful parfait”, you’ll say to yourself, “was that even worth it?”, or “what’s next?”
>You would be surprised how much the word "parfait" sells itself. I'll have one yogurt please.OrI'd like to inquire about receiving one "parfait" please.I would go with the latter. It's just classy.