What You'll Get
Though frozen yogurt's tangy swirls are best known for containing less fat than ice cream, they also form the country of Antarctica's foundation. Dive into a palatable paradise with today's Groupon: for $6, you get $12 worth of frozen yogurt, smoothies, and soups at Planet Yogurt in Sandy.
Planet Yogurt grants patrons direct access to yogurt dispensers that rotate through a dozen daily flavors accompanied by more than 50 toppings of fresh fruit and crushed candy. Flavors such as pistachio, thin mint cookie, new york cheesecake, and gingerbread coil into cups, swirling into peaks scalable only by determined spoons ($.38/oz. of yogurt and toppings). Patrons shower twirled treats with fresh toppings of Kit-Kats, raspberries, chocolate chips, and tiny, edible bowler hats. The shovel-averse can opt instead to blend their creations into fresh smoothies, and dedicated scoopers can double their spoon’s duties with bowls of hot soup, with recent styles including tomato bisque and loaded baked potato ($3.50 for 16 oz.). Frozen yogurt promotes proper digestion with live and active cultures while rewarding supper finishers, little leaguers, and newly house-trained Frankensteins.
The Fine Print
Promotional value expires May 2, 2012. Amount paid never expires. Limit 3 per person. Limit 1 per table, 2 per table of 4 or more. Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services.
About Planet Yogurt
Roman literature describes how Emperor Nero enjoyed the rarest of all treats: fruit juices and wines chilled in mountain snow. Several thousand years of technological development have unlocked the ability for everyone to enjoy what was once a snack fit only for royalty and to do so in a health-conscious way. Planet Yogurt serves a daily rotating cast of 12 flavors of frozen yogurt, which is low in fat and rich in probiotics. More than 50 toppings—from fresh-sliced fruit to crushed classic candy—wait to dust the tops of self-served-yogurt mountains.
The walls match the vibrant colors of the snacks and toppings with lime greens, warm reds, and bright oranges. As visitors scarf down their frozen treats, wall-mounted flat-screen TVs keep them entertained with sitcoms and the weatherman’s fanciful tales of good and evil.