Yo-Chi x Whittaker’s: The ultimate choccy collab

Yo-Chi yoghurt machine with chocolate.
Calling all chocoholics and froyo fans — this winter, Yo-Chi has teamed up with legendary Kiwi chocolate brand Whittaker’s for a next-level flavour experience!

For just four indulgent weeks, Yo-Chi is adding two of Whittaker’s most-loved chocolate blocks to its famous toppings bar. That’s right — your fave frozen yoghurt just got a whole lot more delicious.

Whittaker's coconut chocolate block featuring a smooth, creamy texture and shredded coconut pieces on the packaging.

So, what’s on the menu?

  • Week 1 & 2: Dive into the rich, creamy goodness of Whittaker’s Coconut Block

  • Week 3 & 4: Spoon up the smooth, dreamy Whittaker’s Creamy Caramel Block

It’s the ultimate combo — Yo-Chi’s iconic self-serve frozen yoghurt paired with the top-tier taste of Whittaker’s chocolate. Whether you’re team caramel or crazy for coconut, there’s something here to satisfy every sweet tooth.

Whittaker’s has been crafting top-quality chocolate for nearly 130 years, staying family-owned the entire time — which totally fits with Yo-Chi’s own mission to bring people together through fun, flavour and feel-good moments.


You can get your hands (and your spoon) on this choc-loaded dream at Yo-Chi stores around Australia for the next few weeks!

 

 

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