This here is the disclaimer Pinkberry put up on its website after public demand---and a lawsuit---to find out what's actually in the frozen treat surfaced last week. Noted Crackberry addict/blogger Colleen Cuisine thinks the time is ripe for Pinkberry to remarket itself:
At my day job, we have a motto: if you can't fix it, feature it. And in L.A., as you've probably discovered, people love "faux." Faux fur, faux tan, faux boobs, faux relationships, faux dessert. Frozen Faux-gurt. Seriously. Real frozen yogurt has got to be damaging to the environment or cruel to animals or something. Give people a reason to go faux, and they'll be your faux friend forever.Call us jaded, but we're a bit weary of companies that need to "investigate" their own product. Pinkberry might consider heeding Colleen's advice.
· Frozen Faux-gurt: you Know You Want It [Colleen Cuisine]
· Pinkberry Leaves a Sour Taste in Everyone's Mouth [~ELA~]
· Frozen Yogurt Wars: Pinkberry's Nogurt, Blue Mango Builds [~ELA~]
