Froyo fans, we’ve got some pretty unexpected news!
It was recently revealed that the popular Spanish frozen yogurt chain, llaollao, will be completely gone from Singapore starting today (7th December).
According to Channel NewsAsia, D+1 Holding, the master franchisee of llaollao in the island nation, will be shutting down all 29 of its outlets.
D+1 Holding reportedly acquired the rights to European frozen yogurt chain Yole and will be replacing all of the llaollao outlets with this new brand by 9th December.
“Over time, Yole will study the market and their customer expectations to develop future flavours and add even more toppings,” D+1 Holding told the daily.
On top of frozen yogurt, Yole also sells coconut soft serve ice cream. For those who crave variety, this new chain also offers new frozen yogurt flavours on a weekly or bi-weekly basis. You can expect their products to be priced between $2.50 (RM7.60) and $6.95 (RM21) for tubs and smoothies. Not bad!
“Objectively, we believe Yole is a better product and has a wider menu. We also firmly believe that Yole will suit the Singapore market with exciting flavour innovations and well-known toppings from Spain and Italy,” the Singaporean franchisee continued.
For those worried about the fate of llaollao in Malaysia, it appears that these changes will not affect the frozen yogurt brand on our side. Phew!
So, are you guys interested in trying out Yole once it opens in Singapore? Let us know in the comments below!
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