Kool Berry Yogurt • Endless possibilities hide inside Diane Faulk's small shop. Start with house-made brownies or a waffle cone, then top it with one of 12 rotating flavors of frozen yogurt, such as sea salt caramel pretzel, and more than 44 toppings (think animal crackers and KitKats). "Some people want healthy fruits and nuts, and then you have the kids that want junk," she jokes. Try This • Peanut butter cup, 8131 Columbia Road, Olmsted Falls, 440-235-4100, koolberryyogurt.com
Lemonberry Frozen Yogurt • Feel like a kid in a candy store at this local chain thanks to plastic tubes filled with more than 75 toppings and about seven different types of nuts. Use them to build your dream sundae out of the rotating lineup of more than 60 flavors, including angel food cake and red velvet. Customers can also check the chalkboard for employee suggestions such as mixing green apple sorbet with dulce de leche frozen yogurt. "It tastes just like a caramel apple," says owner John Bechke. Try This • Toasted marshmallow, Various locations, lemonberryfrozenyogurt.com
Piccadilly Artisan Yogurt • Although you'll find 10 organic flavors made with probiotics and the same 50-plus toppings at Adrian Bota's Cleveland Heights and University Circle spots, the real magic happens at the latter. Bota mixes liquid nitrogen into your treat, transforming it into a super smooth delight. "It freezes so quickly, it doesn't allow ice crystals to form," says Bota. Try This • Vegan chocolate raspberry, 1767 Coventry Road, Cleveland Heights, 216-321-7422; 11607 Euclid Ave., Suite B, Cleveland, 216-563-1992,
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