At 0.77, Stanton Optical — an eyewear retailer — sits at the top of Tutti Frutti's similarity graph, while Chuck E. Cheese's (0.76) forms a second distinct pull. That pairing defines the two-peak structure: one cluster anchored in apparel and retail, another in family-oriented dining and entertainment.

The apparel cluster is the larger of the two. Hollister (0.74), Aéropostale (0.73), and Skechers (0.71) all fall within it, joined by Champs Sports (0.74) and Burlington (0.71). These are mall-corridor and value-apparel brands — General Apparel, Footwear, and Sporting Goods subcategories — with no thematic connection to a frozen yogurt chain, yet their audiences consistently mirror Tutti Frutti's shape. The second cluster runs through QSR and family entertainment: Chuck E. Cheese's leads it, with QuikTrip (0.72) and ampm (0.71) adding a convenience-store layer. The Children's Place (0.71) bridges both clusters, its Childrens Apparel subcategory linking the family-entertainment pull to the broader apparel group.

No other Bakeries, Desserts, and Confectioneries brand appears in the top 10 — the nearest neighbors are defined entirely by cross-kind overlap, suggesting Tutti Frutti's audience is shaped less by dessert-category loyalty than by a consistent demographic profile that also frequents value apparel, family dining, and convenience retail.