I got some new snacks today (1 Viewer)

[athenaaa]

 

[PloryWinxyMYBlnk]

Oooh! You have the Korean Yogurt!!! I miss drinking that because I haven't had it in quite a long time.

Once spring finally arrives, I'm going to stock up on drinks like that and ice cream. I mean, I could do that now, but, I'm just lazy.

 

[athenaaa]

Oooh! You have the Korean Yogurt!!! I miss drinking that because I haven't had it in quite a long time.

Once spring finally arrives, I'm going to stock up on drinks like that and ice cream. I mean, I could do that now, but, I'm just lazy.

What is the proper way to eat it? It says to keep frozen on the package but I’m also very impatient trying to drink it from frozen

 

[MK3AM]

ouu yummy

 

[Yuzuru]

Nice!

 

[Myth]

Deliciousss

What is the proper way to eat it? It says to keep frozen on the package but I’m also very impatient trying to drink it from frozen

Maybe that's just for storage? idk lol

 

[PloryWinxyMYBlnk]

What is the proper way to eat it? It says to keep frozen on the package but I’m also very impatient trying to drink it from frozen

There's no "wrong" way to consume it.
If you want to eat it like an ice cream treat, you can continue to leave them in the freezer first, too, because it's normally kept in the freezer in those markets.
But, if you prefer drinking it, you can do so in by letting the yogurt ice melt at room temperature until it is in liquid form or when you leave it in the fridge and come back to it later.

If you don't mind and prefer having non-frozen ones, I think you can get those if you look around, which are already in liquid form at room temperature, kept in dry food shelves. But, it depends on the market, too, because some do leave it in the dry food shelves section as overstock items and others do not. It does not mean they're spoiled, but always remember to check the expiration dates before purchasing.

 

[athenaaa]

There's no "wrong" way to consume it.
If you want to eat it like an ice cream treat, you can continue to leave them in the freezer first, too, because it's normally kept in the freezer in those markets.
But, if you prefer drinking it, you can do so in by letting the yogurt ice melt at room temperature until it is in liquid form or when you leave it in the fridge and come back to it later.

If you don't mind and prefer having non-frozen ones, I think you can get those if you look around, which are already in liquid form at room temperature, kept in dry food shelves. But, it depends on the market, too, because some do leave it in the dry food shelves section as overstock items and others do not. It does not mean they're spoiled, but always remember to check the expiration dates before purchasing.

The ones I got were sold in the freezer so I ate the last one frozen. I currently have one in the fridge so I hope thats better