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Yogurtland celebrates its 6th anniversary with a birthday cake
The self-serve frozen yogurt brand is offering birthday-themed treats during its three-week celebration
by Crystal NguonlyPublished: April 13, 2012 01:30 PM
The Anaheim-based self-serve frozen yogurt company Yogurtland is celebrating its sixth anniversary by offering two new limited time items: Birthday Cupcake Batter yogurt and cake bites toppings.
For three weeks starting next weekend, all U.S. Yogurtland locations will celebrate by offering the new Birthday Cupcake Batter flavor along with the bite-size cake bites topping. The current menu offers a rotation of 16 sweet and tart flavors and more than 35 toppings of fresh fruit, nuts and candy.
Yogurtland opened its first location in Orange County in 2006 and has been delighting customers with soft serve yogurt ever since. The frozen yogurt company has now expanded to more than 175 locations across the U.S., Mexico and Guam.
“We’ve experienced a tremendous amount of growth over the past six years. We believe our success comes from our commitment to sourcing the highest quality ingredients for our guests,” says Phillip Chang, the founder and CEO of Yogurtland.
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For three weeks starting next weekend, all U.S. Yogurtland locations will celebrate by offering the new Birthday Cupcake Batter flavor along with the bite-size cake bites topping. The current menu offers a rotation of 16 sweet and tart flavors and more than 35 toppings of fresh fruit, nuts and candy. Yogurtland opened its first location in Orange County in 2006 and has been delighting customers with soft serve yogurt ever since. The frozen yogurt company has now expanded to more than 175 locations across the U.S., Mexico and Guam. “We’ve experienced a tremendous amount of growth over the past six years. We believe our success comes from our commitment to sourcing the highest quality ingredients for our guests,” says Phillip Chang, the founder and CEO of Yogurtland. Related headlines Yogurtland makes its debut at ChefDance Yogurtland teams up with Sanrio 5 Tips for the first year in business |
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