
While Pinkberry still hasn't made it to Philadelphia, I managed to grab my first taste of the much-heralded frozen yogurt while I was out in Los Angeles back in September. When I was growing up, some close friends of my parents had their own small chain of frozen yogurt locations (Humphrey Yogart, anyone?), so after years of eating their gourmet yogurt, I came to fancy myself as something of an expert frozen yogurt taster. Because of that, I walked into Pinkberry with a critical mind and high hopes.
While it wasn't anything like what you could get at Humphrey Yogart, I was impressed by the available yogurt flavors and the world of toppings to choose from. I particularly liked the coffee flavor (I like just about anything that tastes like coffee). Sadly, it seems that it was my first and last opportunity to try the coffee yogurt, because as of November 20th, Pinkberry is setting it out to pasture.
If you are a fan of Pinkberry's coffee flavor, make sure to stop by before they lock it away forever in their flavor vault.

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11-09-2008 @11:12PM Paul said... For Philly FroYo fanatics, you can indulge at Phileo around 3rd and South - they have a ton of flavors and toppings. Though honestly, I would be perfectly happy if they stocked nothing but the cookie dough topping.
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11-10-2008 @12:05AM Kate said... Well that's interesting. I've never been to a pinkberry, but I thought/heard/misunderstood that one of the unusual aspects of this froyo shop was that they only two flavors -- plain or green tea. Perhaps they started that way and branched out?
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11-10-2008 @6:01PM betsyturner said... I don't know pinkberry (I'm in the south). But I love Humphrey Yogart, which I eat with my aunt whenever I'm in Shreveport, LA! Wish it were available more widely!
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