$5 for $10 Worth of Frozen Yogurt at Yogurt Zone
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Customers help themselves to low-fat and nonfat frozen yogurt in a variety of flavors before heaping on cereals, diced candies, and nuts
Frozen yogurt is used to delight taste buds, unlike boiling yogurt, which is used to stop invaders from scaling gingerbread castles. Harness the benefits of this powerful treat with this Groupon.
$5 for $10 Worth of Frozen Yogurt
Low-fat and nonfat frozen yogurt flows from self-serve machines at $0.48 per ounce (including toppings) in flavors such as mango tart and cheesecake. Guests can customize their treat with toppings such as chopped-up Snickers, Froot Loops, and marshmallows. Flavors vary by location.
Customers help themselves to low-fat and nonfat frozen yogurt in a variety of flavors before heaping on cereals, diced candies, and nuts
Frozen yogurt is used to delight taste buds, unlike boiling yogurt, which is used to stop invaders from scaling gingerbread castles. Harness the benefits of this powerful treat with this Groupon.
$5 for $10 Worth of Frozen Yogurt
Low-fat and nonfat frozen yogurt flows from self-serve machines at $0.48 per ounce (including toppings) in flavors such as mango tart and cheesecake. Guests can customize their treat with toppings such as chopped-up Snickers, Froot Loops, and marshmallows. Flavors vary by location.
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About Yogurt Zone
Each trip to Yogurt Zone is an exercise in deliberation. The bank of frozen-yogurt dispensers dares guests not to second-guess their choice, pouring an array of kosher low-fat and nonfat flavors as well as nondairy and no-sugar-added options, such as mango, pink lemonade, and watermelon sorbet. Each yogurt option teems with live, active cultures that are believed to deliver many health benefits, such as clearer skin and improved digestion of swallowed car keys. Even after visitors settle on flavor combinations, the toppings bar continues to test decision-making skills with both dry and fresh edible accoutrements, such as fresh fruit, nuts, chocolate, candies, and cereals.