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I'm a frozen yogurt buff. There's just something about this sweet & tangy dessert that draws me. In fact, I'm an addict -- spending a hefty portion of my paycheck (worked in Cebu for 3 and a half years) on as many as 10 cups a week :). Dumaguete's first froyo shop, Tangy Swirl, opened at Portal West but folded after a year or two. The city's food scene was much less vibrant those days and people never got used to the expensive and sour 'ice cream'.
Rana Verde used to serve froyo too but used bland-tasting yogurt premix. The Australian froyo of Creamee D-Lite (at Robinsons Place) proved to be more successful. Much to my delight, Lab-as seafood restaurant (in Brgy. Piapi) took a franchise of Miren Froyo last August. They set up a stall right outside the restaurant & I've been a regular since then :).
Have not tried this. Did not know that Lab-as had this !We'll I'm no Lab-as regular, which is probably why I never knew that they had frozen yogurt!
ReplyDeleteJoselle! :) Sorry ha, been really busy lately sa business. I'll try to post here more often. You must try their froyo. Miren is originally from Bacolod and this a partnership between the owner of Lab-as and Miren. I hope they stay for good, I NEED FROYO TO LIVE hehe
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