EAST WINDSOR The newest Let’s YO! Yogurt location is due to open today, Friday, at 319 Route 130 North.
”Growing with a brand like Let’s YO! in East Windsor was a simple decision, and I am thrilled to offer the local community a healthy dessert option,” said Jim Emrich, owner/franchisee of the new Let’s YO! Yogurt. “Each day, we feature new dessert combinations and flavors made from the highest-quality ingredients. Customers can explore all the different options at Let’s YO! and know they are getting the best in frozen yogurt.”
Consumers can choose from a variety of fun, healthy toppings which feature dominant brands such as Kashi and Bear Naked, as well as a wide-selection of fresh fruit such as strawberries, blueberries, raspberries and bananas, according to a press release.
Let’s YO! Yogurt’s innovative, socially minded atmosphere appeals to even the most trend forward consumers. The brand’s industry-leading interior design is complete with Apple iPads strategically embedded into its tables, which are hooked up to flat-screen, closed-circuit televisions within the shop, providing a live, constantly-updated feed of the company’s social media networks. Guests can interact with friends, family and Let’s YO! through these platforms, while also watching their posts appear on the screen.
This is Mr. Emrich’s second Let’s YO! location, with the first located in Evesham in the Marlton Crossing shopping center on Route 73.
Let’s YO! is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner and offers more than 80 varieties of fresh, puréed yogurt derived from a Midwest dairy farmer. A coffee station featuring a specialty coffee brewer designed specifically for the Let’s YO! franchise helps customers kick-start their day, offering dark brews, light brews and decaf coffee options.
”We provide consumers with an exciting atmosphere unlike anything they have seen before,” Mr. Emrich added. “Every consumer is treated to a unique frozen yogurt experience by indulging in their favorite frozen-yogurt flavor while enjoying a hip, social environment. Plus, as a self-serve concept customers can simply come-in, create their own dessert masterpiece, and enjoy! ’”
