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Froyo shop offering $1, $2, $3 scoops during Thanksgiving
November 15th, 2009, 7:12 pm · 6 Comments · posted by Nancy Luna, Staff Writer
Froyo deal alert: Cantaloop in Santa Ana is offering a discount on its yogurt during the Black Friday/Thanksgiving weekend.
On Friday, Saturday and Sunday (Nov. 27-29), the shop will sell its small, medium and large cups for $1, $2, and $3, respectively.
Cantaloop also offers students a Buy One Get One Free option every Friday and Saturday.
The shop is located at 1935 E. 17th Street in Santa Ana.
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Is that a good deal (i.e., what are the regular prices)?
I would consider these GREAT deals, I went to this location once in the past and my order of 3 large foryo’s w/one topping hovered around $20.00, so yes it’s a great deal especially for this location that seems to be a ghost town after 6ish
Good question. I don’t have all the prices, but a small 5 oz cup is $2.50. So, you’re saving at least $1.50.
almost all these places charge 40c an ounce, some are 39c or 38c just to have a slight price advantage in the yogurt wars, but it’s pretty universal.
These Yogurt shops seem to be struggling
i really think that they are way overpriced. I also notice that most do not offer enough seating, and maybe they should consider offering other items like the smoothie places do.