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While frozen yoghurt is often marketed as a healthier alternative to ice cream, its nutritional value varies hugely. Many brands contain significant amounts of sugar, and customising with toppings can quickly add calories, making the 'healthier image' more about perception than reality for some options. The story highlights this perception as a driver of its comeback.
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