When was the frozen yogurt invented?

Answer 1

Throughout history people have frozen foods as a way to preserve them.

The Romans, Greeks, Ancient Egyptians and Mesopatamians all enjoyed frozen Desserts.

In the fifth century BC, Greeks sold snow cones mixed with honey and various fruit.

Answer 2

Ice cream has always been a popular treat. As it is not the most healthy confection, however, attempts were made to produce something similar that was just as delightful but slightly less demanding on the waistline. With this in mind, Frozen Yogurt was invented. Its first introduction to the market in the 1970s, however, met with disastrous results. The taste and texture were too similar to yogurt to allow anyone to fool themselves into believing that this was a truly decadent dessert. The recipe and process were perfected by the 1980s and soon took the nation---and world---by storm. Frozen yogurts, in a variety of flavors, are sold alongside ice cream in grocery stores and ice cream parlors, and can be served much in the same way.

Answer 3

Actually Mr. "Richard R. Slush" invented the slush puppy machine. He also invented the related slush drinks. He was an American inventor and invented the machine in the late 1950s.