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What ever happened to frozen yogurt??I used to love to get those with tons of fresh fruit on them...
MBG
They are small franchises. Not many around--I assume that the cost of leasing space in the strip malls is expensive and it must be difficult to make a profit from this sort of venture.
I love the sugar free/fat free butterscotch--very light. And the white chocolate.
A special treat for myself.
Walmart carries a sugar free frozen yogurt--Bluebell, IIRC. I like that. Also enjoy Publix's Rainbow sherbert.
I enjoyed many flavors of ice cream growing up. Freshly churned strawberry, peach and banana and the best--vanilla with hershey's syrup.
A Coldstone ice cream store just opened up near me, but I haven't been to it yet. There's one down the street from my workplace I've been to a number of times. My favorite Coldstone creations are the Chocolate Devotion, Nights in White Chocolate and Cheesecake Fantasy.
I actually prefer Baskin-Robbins or ice cream from Rite-Aid drugstores (Thrifty Brand).
They are small franchises. Not many around--I assume that the cost of leasing space in the strip malls is expensive and it must be difficult to make a profit from this sort of venture.
I love the sugar free/fat free butterscotch--very light. And the white chocolate.
A special treat for myself.
Walmart carries a sugar free frozen yogurt--Bluebell, IIRC. I like that. Also enjoy Publix's Rainbow sherbert.
I enjoyed many flavors of ice cream growing up. Freshly churned strawberry, peach and banana and the best--vanilla with hershey's syrup.
sls
It has to be soft serve...in the 80's it was so the California thing. A Frozen yogurt shop on every corner it seemed!!
I have never seen a Cold Stone. I have been to Marble Slab. Their banana ice cream was pretty good, but not what I would call $8 for an ice cream cone good.
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