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SPOTTED! Blast from the Past: Hello Kitty and Friends at Yogurtland

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Bernice Chuang Student Contributor, University of Texas - Austin
This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at Texas chapter and does not reflect the views of Her Campus.

My childhood was reminiscent of many things, but one main obsession that still gets my heart beat up and the adrenaline pumping is Hello Kitty. That’s right, the cute little kitty with a red bow and no mouth is something that this 21-year-old will scream in a high pitched voice over. 

So this summer, when I was just trying out Yogurtland for the first time, I saw a decal on the window of the door. It was a Hello Kitty shaped head with words in it saying “Coming July 21!” and my friends and I wondered, what’s coming? Will a person dressed in a Hello Kitty costume be sitting here to serve fro-yo in the near future? 

We eagerly awaited that day to find out what the Hello Kitty window decal meant. It turns out, Yogurtland was doing a Hello Kitty theme for a limited time featuring cups and spoons that have Hello Kitty and friends on it. There were four spoons to be collected, Hello Kitty, Chococat, My Melody, and Kerroppi and I had to have them all! 

I’m just one Kerroppi spoon away from completeing my set! If any of you collegiettes(TM) love the Hello Kitty characters, you’ll want to make a trip out to Yogurtland before this limited time offer ends! 

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Bernice Chuang
Bernice Chuang is a fourth year double majoring in Broadcast Journalism and Communication Studies-Human Relations and doing the Business Foundations Program (aka business minor) at the University of Texas at Austin. Born and raised in Houston, Texas, Bernice is a fan of good country music and yummy barbeque! At UT, Bernice is a resident assistant at an all-female residence hall and currently serves as a senator representing her residence hall, Kinsolving, on the Resident Assistant Association. She also leads a small group bible study for Asian American Campus Ministries and sings with her campus ministries’ a cappella group. When she’s not juggling her various roles and commitments, Bernice enjoys exploring downtown Austin, shopping with her fellow RA staff members, reading books on faith and spirituality, learning how to cook and tackling various dessert recipes, and spending quality time with friends.