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FEATURE - Frozen Yogurt : Comparison Chart

After trying out the two frozen yogurt dessert chains in Flushing, Queens, I made a comparison between the two popular froyo brands - Pinkberry and Red Mango.

To make an objective comparison, I ordered the same toppings and size of the popular froyo. My evaluations were based on the following:
  1. Sweetness - How sweet the frozen yogurt was
  2. Almond - Quality of almond (slices/crushed)
  3. Cocoa chips - Quality of Cocoa chips
  4. Mango - Freshness of Mango slices
  5. Portion of toppings
  6. Affordability - Is it value for money
  7. Preference Ranking

Frozen Yogurt (Small) Comparison Chart
Variables
Pinkberry
Red Mango
Sweetness
Moderate
Moderate
Toppings: Almond
Excellent
Average
Toppings: Cocoa chips
Excellent
Excellent
Toppings: Mango
Average
Excellent
Portion of Toppings
Generous
Generous
Affordability
Affordable
Affordable
Preference ranking
2
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Location: Flushing, Queens, NY, USA

Comments

Anonymous said…
Your comparison chart is great. I've tried Pink Berry, but haven't gotten any Red Mango yet. Based on your review, I'll try some this weekend.

Liz
June 27, 2008 at 5:35 AM
小圆圆 said…
Superb. Do give it a try and share your reviews with us.
xP
June 27, 2008 at 5:53 PM
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