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sweetFrog launches new limited time frozen yogurt flavor

By Chanel Young,

2024-08-01

DALLAS (KDAF) — sweetFrog , the beloved frozen yogurt brand known for its wide array of delicious flavors and fun toppings, announced the launch of its newest flavor, Bubble Gum , as part of a new promotion. Running through Tuesday, October 15, 2024, customers can indulge in this new treat.

Credit: sweetFrog Frozen Yogurt

The Bubble Gum flavor is a nostalgic nod to childhood favorites, bursting with sweet, bubble gum goodness. To make this new flavor even more irresistible, it can be topped with vibrant rainbow sprinkles, adding a colorful and playful twist to every cup.

Bubble Gum will be available at participating U.S. sweetFrog stores for a limited time until Tuesday, October 15, 2024.

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