The shop currently offers four flavors of yogurt; original, lemon, chocolate and peanut butter. The frozen yogurt contains no artificial flavors, colors or preservatives, and is processed in accordance with U.S. Public Health Service Grade A pasteurization standards. In addition, the yogurt is certified Gluten Free by the GFCO which is awesome. They have the logo on their Web site and on signage in the store as a helpful reminder that the yogurt is safe for consumption by Celiacs and those eating Gluten Free.
More on ingredients
"Plain" low fat frozen yogurt contains: Yogurt cultured Grade A milk, sugar syrup, yogurt cultured nonfat milk, corn syrup, sodium citrate, mono diglycerides, carbohydrate gum, locust bean gum, polysorbate 80, guar gum, and diocityl sodium sulfosuccinates. (Contains active yogurt cultures.)
"Flavored" All natural frozen yogurt contains one or more of the following: Fruit juice concentrate, natural flavor, cocoa, vanilla extract, peanut butter, citric acid, malic acid, fruit extracts (for color), beet extract (for color), and/or annatto extract (for color).
NOTE: Ingredients listed above represent all flavored frozen yogurt and are not specific to one flavor.
Special Deals & Twitter/Facebook
If you visit the Flavors & Toppings page on their Web site, you'll find a current rotating list of flavors along with special deals offered. For example, if you visited on the 9-30 and were wearing scrubs or had a medical ID, you would have received $1 off your order. Sometimes it's a high school or college ID. You can also follow Local Yogurt on Twitter using @LoYoRaleigh to get all the latest news and specials. Check out their Facebook page here.
Information
Local Yogurt currently operates two stores in addition to the N.Ral location – one in Durham @ 2501 University Drive and another in Greenville @ 2205 W. Arlington Blvd.
Web site: http://www.localyogurt.com
North Raleigh phone number -> 876-1118
Hours of Operation
Monday-Thursday 11:00am - 10:00pm
Friday and Saturday 11:00am - 11:00pm
Sunday 12:00 - 9:00pm
1 comments:
Zach,
This is intriguing. Unfortunately, I am in the group that seems still suffering from lactose intolerance and yogurt is always risky so I probably won't visit them until they are a little closer to home.
Best regards,
Clair
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