Instead of throwing you into the world of fro-yo with no background information, I thought it would be an easier transition if you have what I believe is helpful knowledge.
This is the last installment of your introduction.
Fro-yo prices fluctuate depending on various factors such as location or demand. In South Florida, I've found that prices range from about .45 cents per ounce to .65 cents per ounce, and the cheaper places tend to provide a better experience.
The most affordable location that I've visited is 16 handles at .49 cents per ounce. I manage to fill my cup with yogurt and toppings for under $4, which would be a problem at other shops.
For instance, Orange Leaf, a fro-yo shop located at Mizner Park in Boca Raton requires a $4 minimum per customer. It may not seem like a big deal but I don't find it fair that my creative freedom is cramped if I choose not to overload my cup.
The price restraints can be seen at other shops as well such as Eco Yogurt, which can be found scattered across South Florida.
Fro-yo Fact: Although a minimum price factor can keep some people away from shops that have that policy, it doesn't seem like much of an issue. From what I've found, the shops that require a minimum are also the most expensive.
This is the last installment of your introduction.
Fro-yo prices fluctuate depending on various factors such as location or demand. In South Florida, I've found that prices range from about .45 cents per ounce to .65 cents per ounce, and the cheaper places tend to provide a better experience.
The most affordable location that I've visited is 16 handles at .49 cents per ounce. I manage to fill my cup with yogurt and toppings for under $4, which would be a problem at other shops.
For instance, Orange Leaf, a fro-yo shop located at Mizner Park in Boca Raton requires a $4 minimum per customer. It may not seem like a big deal but I don't find it fair that my creative freedom is cramped if I choose not to overload my cup.
The price restraints can be seen at other shops as well such as Eco Yogurt, which can be found scattered across South Florida.
A simple cup of fro-yo like the one above (Vanilla yogurt with kiwi and strawberries) will run you about $3.00 at places like 16 Handles, and $4.50 at more expensive locations.
Fro-yo Fact: Although a minimum price factor can keep some people away from shops that have that policy, it doesn't seem like much of an issue. From what I've found, the shops that require a minimum are also the most expensive.
eco yogurt is .47 an ounce and does not require a minimum for purchase. also they only have 2 stores, one in boca and one in ft lauderdale
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