Ellenos — Local services in Federal Way

I am so upset that I suggested to my local Safeway they carry the marionberry kind and it’s never in stock I would buy it there if they had it but we sometimes go to 3 stores and it’s so exciting when I find it but I feel like they way up charge it knowing what the sale price is at my fresh basket. And all the other stores only carry one size. My husband said he’s about to start going there again because the usually have it fresh in the deli!! And larger sizes I just keep old cups and lids put plastic wrap double layered then the lid. I always freeze my yogurt and crop it up let it get to little harder than frozen yogurt consistency. Then I mash it up and make sure it’s completely mixed together and then I add Open Nature Honey Nut Granola from Safeway & Albertsons. This combination like I said froze then defrosted just right with a good stir and you got my guilty pleasure!! This is my absolute to die for snack!!! My entire family even knows because when they ask if I need/want anything from the store I always mention Ellen’s marionberry yogurt and Open Nature honey nut granola!! lol!! Or a gift card to the stores that sell those two things lol!! I’m not joking. The yogurt is so delicious in the kind of soft serve state. The combination is my food...

I 100% agree with this quote! Ellenos yoghurt was one of the core memories of my first visit to Seattle in 2018, and I was devastated to see that it had disappeared from Pike Place Market! When I found it at the grocery store, I bought all the available flavours and all are good! The consistency of the yoghurt is thick and creamy, and the flavours are a nice addition and not overly sweet. My favourite is probably passionfruit!

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My rating system: 5 = It was really awesome, and I keep thinking about it 4 = It was good, and I’m happy to come back 3 = It was unmemorable, but I could come here again 2 = I would probably discourage you from coming here 1 = I wouldn’t come back...

I've tried five flavors now. Absolutely never again. If we ignore the bougie price tag of roughly 7$ a container, and just skip right to flavor- yuck. The flavor at the bottom barely changes the taste because there is next to nothing in regards to the fruit/flavor, whatever its supposed to be. It makes them all taste the same. Different flavors, yeah right. Every. One. The. Same. The texture is nice. That's about the only good thing. I'd never waste my money on these again. So glad I got them on sale at my grocery store for 2.50 each. Even at that price,...