Much like Gordie Howe and Northern Dancer, yogurt is full of so much greatness that it must be frozen so it can be shared with future generations. Savour the icy smooth splendor with today's deal: for $5, you get $10 worth of Qoola yogurt at three of Qoola Frozen Yogurt + Fruit's area locations. This Groupon is valid at the Denman Street location in Vancouver, the Hazelbridge Way location in Richmond opening March 1, and the Metrotown location in Burnaby.
An icy outpost of creamy, healthy treats, including frozen yogurt, smoothies, and organic waffles, Qoola's modern fro-yo prides itself on fresh preparations with an emphasis on all-natural, Canadian-sourced ingredients. Qoola, its signature fresh, frozen yogurt, comes in three flavours—green tea, original, and chocolate—as well as an additional flavour each month ($1.99–$5.99). With only 90 calories per 4-ounce serving and 100–700 million probiotic cultures per gram, Qoola's yogurt makes a healthier alternative to ice cream. Accessorize your scoop of wholesome frozen goodness with one of more than 40 fresh fruit, candy, or nut toppings on Qoola's menu. Toppers include mochi, marionberry syrup, and pomegranate seeds—any of which boost the nutritive potential of your treat to epic, laser-vision proportions. As committed to the health of the planet as it is to the health of its customers, Qoola uses biodegradable, compostable, and recyclable containers and utensils and keeps its facility bright and sparkly with energy-efficient lighting and natural cleaning supplies, and will be donating 5% of the proceeds from every Groupon purchased to the Steve Nash Foundation.
Reviews
Serious Eats named Qoola Frozen Yogurt + Fruit one of its Top 10 Dessert Destinations for the 2010 Winter Olympics. Yelpers give the Vancouver, Richmond, and Burnaby locations a four-star average. Seventy-six per cent of more than 230 Urbanspooners recommend the Vancouver location.
- Qoola yogurt and fruit is tangy, smooth, and refreshing. It's everything I expect frozen yogurt to be. – Ayla, Vancouver location, Urbanspoon
- The staff are knowledgeable and offer samples of any flavor you like. On another high note - everything they use to serve their guests is biodegradable and they have clearly marked recycling and composting bins! – Serena P., Richmond location, Yelp
Groupon Says
The Groupon Guide to: Keyboarding
Although "keyboarding" may sound like the newest extreme sport to hit the skies, it actually refers to the extreme act of typing. Whether you're using a typewriter, word processor, or computer-connected input board, use these tips to type quickly and efficiently:
- First, familiarize yourself with the letters you'll be typing. The human alphabet contains 32 letters (the same as the number of teeth in the human mouth—not a coincidence), but some of the letters are doubles. For instance, the letters p and n may look different, but they sound the same.
- Second, memorize the letters' positions on your keyboard. The letters are placed in random order and are in different locations on every keyboard. Your keyboard may also contain additional buttons, such as a "space" bar, which unlike the space bar in Star Wars is not filled with singing aliens and bounty hunters.
- Finally, place your fingers on "home row" and practice writing using only the letters in this row, as moving your fingers to other areas of the keyboard will cause fatigue and possible finger loss. You'll notice that this guide contains only the 10 letters on home row.
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