What You'll Get
Soft-serve foods became popular in the '80s, when people wanted to enjoy fresh tacos and pork chops in a cup or cone. Enjoy one of the one most popular and enduring soft foods, frozen yogurt, with today's Groupon: for $5, you get $10 worth of outrageously topped frozen yogurt from The Yogurt Experience.
The Yogurt Experience adventure begins with one of 10 rotating YoCream-brand yogurt flavors, featuring non-fat, low-fat, and sorbet options, all of which are silky-smooth homes for beneficial probiotic cultures. Current flavors include icy indulgences such as the low-fat cake batter, the no-fat Hershey's Kiss chocolate or EuroTart, and kiwi strawberry sorbet. Confection mountaineers summit fro-yo mounds composed of any inventive combination of 50 fruit, candy, and syrup toppings, such as fresh kiwi, blackberries, white chocolate chips, Raisinettes, frosted strawberry Pop Tarts, honey, gummi bears, condensed milk, or chocolate-covered acai berries. Like popular opinions of the Astros, both yogurts and toppings vary seasonally. All of your potential yogurt creations are $.40 an ounce.
The Fine Print
Promotional value expires Jul 19, 2011. Amount paid never expires. Limit 1 per person. Limit 1 per order. Limit 1 per visit. Must use in one visit, no cash back. Tax and gratuity not included. Not valid with other offers. Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services.
About The Yogurt Experience Food Truck
It’s Tuesday morning, which means the members of The Yogurt Experience’s staff are loading up the trailer with cups, waffle cones, drinks, and frozen yogurt for another day of cooling off the city. Once the trailer is stocked, it accelerates toward 200 University Boulevard. Typically, the staff selects a few frozen-yogurt flavors to highlight each day, from thin-mint cookies to blueberry-acai tart to cheesecake made with no added sugars. They repeat this process every day except for Monday, returning their non-fat, low-fat, and sorbet treats to the storefront each night so no kiddie cones get arrested for breaking curfew.