It’s not a far stretch to say that, in Tulsa, a church and gas station can be found on nearly every corner.
Next, it seems, will be self-serve frozen yogurt bars.
Read about why on the Food page in this week's edition of Tulsa Business Journal.
Wednesday, May 26, 2010
FroYo, FroYo, Everywhere: Dessert bar concepts compete in Tulsa market
It’s not a far stretch to say that, in Tulsa, a church and gas station can be found on nearly every corner.
Next, it seems, will be self-serve frozen yogurt bars.
Read about why on the Food page in this week's edition of Tulsa Business Journal.
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I'm really glad to read that Fresh Berry is going to adopt the self serve concept. I'm a big fan of the Beautiful Brand and it would be a shame to see them lost out to Peachwave or Orange Leaf. I've tried both Peachwave and Orange Leaf and they are practically identical right down to the decor and color scheme. Plus Fresh Berry is charging more for less product. If they can also compete price wise, they will see their original customer stick with them.
I personally think there's enough demand in Tulsa for all of these froyo places to stay in business. At least in the warmer months of the year. I also heard another Orange Leaf is going in at 81st & Harvard.
These arn't the droids you're looking for. This is the Froyo I want, and at first glance thought you were blogging about...but I should have known better. - http://www.engadget.com/2010/05/21/android-2-2-froyo-everything-you-ever-wanted-to-know/
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