Strati

got a $ 4 small Deconstructed Apple Berry Pie Yogurt
The taste is really good. I got this cuz they let me try one and i loved it.
Sucks its $ 4 for a tiny cup when its really jus ice cream and stuff on top. I wonder how it can compete w/​other cheaper ice cream trucks.

what i ate:
— banana maple bourbon crunch (substituted walnuts for pecans): yo can i have more of that maple bourbon sauce? you could really taste the delightful bourbon oakyness which really made this an adult’s dessert.
pros:
— flavors are imaginative and true
— super friendly staff: i got a 20% check in with Unilocal and he just rounded it and gave me 25% off for the sake of ease. thanks!
— presentation: it’s like he had tweezers back there carefully placing each piece perfectly on the vanilla fro yo. definitely not on par with any other type of fro-​yo place
cons:
— cost. thank god for the 20% Unilocal coupon. i dont know how id feel about paying $ 4 for a tiny bowl.
would i come again? eh. i dont think id go out of my way to look for the truck.

In a world overrun by Pinkberries, Tutti Fruttis, Menchies and more, this Frozen Yogurt breaks free of the boundaries of a standing location in favor of a mobile food-​truck-​like setting (it is actually a trailer)…
Being the frozen yogurt addict that I am, I knew I had to try this truck the second I heard about it. Organic, gluten-​free, fat free frozen yogurt? Really? Is there a limit on how much I can consume? (no, there isn’t…)
It’s a new truck but I had no trouble hunting them down in Burbank. When I got there I was greeted by the owner and his friend who were so kind and friendly… not to mention especially helpful considering how indecisive I am…
They have a pretty good menu of sweets and treats – only downside, they only had vanilla frozen yogurt. I am a tart fanatic and yet I found myself devouring free samples of the vanilla concoctions!
I tried one with apple, another with strawberry, another with bananas, one with pineapple and even one with brownies! All were delicious but my favorites were definitely the Caramel Apple with apple bits, caramel, and granola followed closely by the Sweet & Sour Strawberry (with an amazing Balsamic Strawberry sauce!) I’m not going to lie, I ate more than my fair share of yogurt off the trailer but it was oh so worth it (and relatively guilt free ;)) the size differences between the mini and regular wasn’t significant and both are made carefully with intricate detail of fresh, cut while you wait fruit and toppings.
I talked to them a bit about their business and they plan to expand to add a bakery window and even a second flavor of frozen yogurt to their truck… of none other than tart of course!!! I will definitely be eating off this truck again! Once they expand, they will be a 5-​star FroYo truck in my book I’m sure! :)

Found the Strati truck outside LACMA and treated my mouth to a work of art. First up: a sample of Caramel-​By-​the-​Sea: rich caramel, creamy vanilla, and coarse sea salt — like that first crush you’ll never forget. With my inhibitions at that point eroded to nothing, I went for it, ordering balsamic vinegar strawberries on creamy vanilla, and a wicked custom request: Hot Fudge Sauce. At that point, I believe I floated off the sidewalk…
To top it off, the owner was very pleasant!

uhhh
AMAZING!
I’m not big on sweets, but I saw a few people walking around August’s Chinatown Summer Nights and it looked too good to pass up. People were VERY FRIENDLY, prices were low ($ 3 for a mini, $ 5 for a regular) and there were a ton of toppings to choose from.
They feature an organic vanilla frozen yogurt that’s kosher, gluten-​free and non-​fat, and they offer a million (not really) sauces and toppings. I opted for a mini size with salted caramel and granola. The fro yo was a great texture and had layers of flavor. The salted caramel was mind blowing, and the granola (my fav) added a nice crunch.
A must try!