Good things do come from Los Angeles

nilo from Baker - October 13, 2009 at 9:47 PM

Good and Good for you. So Cali. Denver should welcome it with open arms...or open mouths.

nilo from Baker - October 13, 2009 at 9:42 PM

Good and good for you. Great concept. So Cali. Denver should welcome kulture with open arms...and mouths.

irishmadchen6056 from denver - August 27, 2009 at 8:51 PM

fruit loops and blueberries: best kuulture toppings!

Foster from Highlands - June 06, 2009 at 7:01 PM

Went into Kuulture today and it was great. They lured me in with a free sample and they made me a customer for life. Nice staff . Great yogurt and healthy for you too. I looked at the nutrional cards they have on hand and the calorie, fat and sugar content is low. I've been to every frozen yogurt shop in Denver and this is the best. There was a line out the door. I will be back.

ParkerCruz from centennial - June 06, 2009 at 12:42 AM

I went to Kuulture tonight and I have to say its was decent but if you want the best frozen yogurt in town go get GoGo Yogurt. It is a frozen yogurt store that is located in the Inta juice in arvada near 64th and ward. I came across it when my sister stopped into Inta Juice to get a smoothie, and I've been back weekly. They have more flavors and it doesn't have the aftertaste that Kuulture does. Trust me its worth the drive to have the best frozen yogurt I've ever had.

musicka from denver - May 19, 2009 at 11:56 PM

I would like to see their nutritional information posted instead of taking your word for it trevor, but assuming you speak the truth, no added sugar can mean many things. Does the product have artificial sweeteners? If yes, then which one? Anything other than stevia or xylitol is harmful to your body. One hundred calories for a small sounds good, but how many people stop at a small, and if you do that every day, all those extra calories add up. Also, a 200 calorie child scoop of vanilla at coldstone once a week is less than a 100 calorie serving of this yogurt every day, which is what saying it is 'healthy' will lead people to do. 200 calories is less than 700 or more ....duh. And coldstone tastes a lot better than any frozen yogurt. So before you lecture me on ranting, practice providing proof for your claims instead bashing those of us who do not believe everything they read like sheep. Questions are good trevor dear, so is eating real food in moderation.

trevor8 from Wash Park - May 19, 2009 at 3:48 PM

Musicka, there is no added sugar in kuulture's yogurt...that's why it's news. That and because it taste like heaven. Know your facts please before ranting your opinions on print. Also, it's about 100 calories (for a size small) versus the massive amounts of calories in a Coldstone that you suggested. This has been my go to place for 5 months now and I love it. Thank you kuulture!

musicka from denver - May 17, 2009 at 9:54 PM

Don't get too excited people. Fat doesn't make you fat, sugar does, as well as excess calories. So if this yogurt is full of sugar and calories, then you are deluding yourselves. And why are people still on the fat-free craze? That is so 1980s! And hasn't frozen yogurt been around for a long time, what is the news here? You are better off going to coldstone and having a real child-size scoop of whatever you want once a week and stay away from this cr*p! Moderation people, there is no magic food out there.

Katie8 from Cherry Creek - May 13, 2009 at 8:13 PM

My secret is out!!!! I have been going to Kuulture since the first week they opened and it's my absolute favorite! Where else can you feed your cravings for only 100 calories?? And the flavors...to die for. I lived in New York and this is way better than Pinkberry. They don't really advertise but since the word is getting out, this place gets packed. The people who work there are amazing. So glad you did a piece on kuulture. I made an account just today so I could write a review!

zachary76 from CA - May 13, 2009 at 5:40 AM

Great! A good piece of reading. Simply the best. Whole heartedly I recommend this. --------------- Cheers, Zachary