Fro-yo girl here. Remember froyo vending machines? There was one at Westfield Santa Anita/The Shops at Santa Anita, Koreatown food court, Cabazon, and other places. iCream seems to be no longer in business, but I think I spotted one of their machines at IKEA Burbank. The machine inside IKEA got a mini makeover, but it looks very similar to the iCream machine.
It’s coming soon. The treats will start at $1.75. I'm guessing that they'll offer vanilla froyo and three toppings.
Here’s a link to my old post about my first experience with the Pinkberry powered by iCream machine.
You know you love me. X0 X0, fro-yo girl.
* IKEA, 600 S Ikea Way, Burbank, CA 91502
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Fro-yo girl here. The Taylor soft serve machine at IKEA in Burbank, CA, was down for much of the summer, so IKEA could not serve vanilla froyo or strawberry soft ice. And one day, there was a brand new soft serve machine by Carpigiani (a fancier machine from an Italian brand). Froyo is back!
It may be a setting issue, but the vanilla frozen yogurt texture seems lighter (more air). There might be too much air in the mix, because the flavor seems bland. It’s almost like eating marshmallow fluff. The strawberry soft ice is denser and icier, with a definite tang.
A child size froyo cup is $1.50 and a child size soft ice cup is $1.40.
You know you love me. X0 X0, fro-yo girl.
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