I know you want to say funky monkey, but there is no monkey. While details are sparse, we do know a couple of things so far. First, The Funky Monk in Tucson will open on March 16th at 350 E. Congress St. Suite A, Tucson, AZ 85701, while The Funky Monk in Tempe will be opening the next day on March 17th at 526 S. Mill Ave. Tempe, AZ 85281.
Next, we know these two establishments are from the same folks who developed Cold Beers & Cheeseburgers, Wasted Grain, Crab & Mermaid, Bourbon & Bones, and Pacific Beach Shore Club out in San Diego.
Lastly, the locations, especially the Tempe spot near ASU leads one to believe this will be a bar-centric establishment. As more details become available the AZFoodDude will pass them along.
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Monday, July 9, 2012
Tucson's Legendary Zachary's Pizza is Closing
Like many folks, I was brought to Zachary's by friends of mine during a visit to Tucson. It was after that first visit that I then introduced other friends of mine in the Valley to Zachary's incredible deep dish Chicago style pizza. The place is so good that we have made the drive from Phoenix to Tucson just for Zachary's pizza on multiple occasions. Now, that might sound like a long drive but employees of Zachary's will tell you of folks from all over who specifically stop for their pizza, including some regulars from New Mexico.
Near the UofA campus, now is a good time for those who want one last slice and for those who've never had the opportunity to see what all the fuss is about, to experience the hole-in-the-wall charm and head over to Zachary's. The hours are 4pm - 10pm on Monday, 11am - 10pm Tuesday - Thursday, 11am - 11pm on Friday, noon - 11pm on Saturday and noon - 10pm on Sunday.
Sunday, June 17, 2012
Potbelly Sandwich Shop Coming to Arizona
A hit in other cities across the country, Potbelly Sandwich Shop, Potbelly Sandwich Works, or Potbelly's as it is affectionately known by regulars, is finally making the move to Arizona. Slated to open three locations in the upcoming months, Potbelly's has no plans of stopping there, hoping to "...be all over the Valley" and expand into Tucson, according to the company's market manager for Arizona.
The one Potbelly's location being reported by multiple outlets is the future CityScape spot, set to open in the fall. However, there are also reports of two other locations, looking to open before labor day. These spots include one at 7th Ave & McDowell Rd. and one near 20th St. & Camelback Rd.
The Chicago-based Potbelly Sandwich Shop began in 1977 as an antique store and has grown to over 240 locations. Potbelly's has a menu that includes sandwiches, salads, soups, chili, sides such as macaroni salad and potato salad, shakes, malts, smoothies, baked goods, and even offers breakfast at many of its locations. Check out Potbelly's menu and see for yourself.
Stay tuned to the AZFoodDude for updates on exact opening dates and future locations.
The one Potbelly's location being reported by multiple outlets is the future CityScape spot, set to open in the fall. However, there are also reports of two other locations, looking to open before labor day. These spots include one at 7th Ave & McDowell Rd. and one near 20th St. & Camelback Rd.
The Chicago-based Potbelly Sandwich Shop began in 1977 as an antique store and has grown to over 240 locations. Potbelly's has a menu that includes sandwiches, salads, soups, chili, sides such as macaroni salad and potato salad, shakes, malts, smoothies, baked goods, and even offers breakfast at many of its locations. Check out Potbelly's menu and see for yourself.
Stay tuned to the AZFoodDude for updates on exact opening dates and future locations.
Tuesday, May 15, 2012
Food News From Around the State
The AZFoodDude knows it's been quiet here, so with a free moment today, here are some food headlines from around the state over the past week or so. All stories are courtesy of AZCentral:
Tucson Restaurant, Janos, Closing After 29 Years
May's Vitamin T in Downtown Phoenix Shuts Down, Plans to Open Praying Monk in Scottsdale
El Santo Cantina, Patio Bar, & Restaurant Has Opened Near Scottsdale Airport
Three Different Restaurants Specializing in Barbecue Opening in Chandler
Chef Chu Closes Sens Asian Tapas & Sake Bar, Opening SoChu House and Lantern
Ranch House Grille in Arcadia, Closed Since November 2010, Has Now Reopened
Two New Babbo Italian Eatery Locations Opening in the East Valley
Tucson Restaurant, Janos, Closing After 29 YearsMay's Vitamin T in Downtown Phoenix Shuts Down, Plans to Open Praying Monk in Scottsdale
El Santo Cantina, Patio Bar, & Restaurant Has Opened Near Scottsdale Airport
Three Different Restaurants Specializing in Barbecue Opening in Chandler
Chef Chu Closes Sens Asian Tapas & Sake Bar, Opening SoChu House and Lantern
Ranch House Grille in Arcadia, Closed Since November 2010, Has Now Reopened
Two New Babbo Italian Eatery Locations Opening in the East Valley
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Tuesday, April 10, 2012
Another Jimmy John's Coming to North Phoenix
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| Photo by: Jimmy John's - #5 Vito |
Coming off the heels of opening a spot in the Southeast Valley at 2170 N. Arizona Ave. Chandler, AZ 85225, Jimmy John's is preparing to open in North Phoenix near the intersection of 32nd St. and Bell Rd. This will be the 21st location in the Phoenix metro area and the 28th in the state, with the 7 other locations in the Tucson area.
Founded in 1983, Jimmy John's has over 1000 restaurants in 40 states and has opened on average around 200 locations per year over the last three years. Check out the menu and find other locations near you that deliver.
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Tuesday, March 20, 2012
Cheesecake Factory Adds 14 New Items
There are currently six Cheesecake Factory locations in Arizona, one in Tucson and five in the Valley, and now, available at all of them, are 14 new items on top of the over 200 dishes already offered.
The new items are:
The new items are:
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| SkinnyLicious(TM) Shrimp Creole - Photo by: The Cheesecake Factory |
- Santorini Farro Salad - A fresh light combination of farro, cucumbers, tomatoes, beets, red onion, Feta cheese and tzatziki. Tossed with vinaigrette
- SkinnyLicious™ Chicken Enchiladas - Covered with our red chile sauce and melted cheese. Served with escabeche vegetable salad
- SkinnyLicious™ Pasta - Gemelli pasta with sautéed chicken, fresh tomato, marinara sauce and fresh basil
- Island Grilled Chicken - Grilled soy glazed chicken breasts topped with macadamia nuts. Served with fresh vegetables and a little white rice
- Shrimp Creole - Shrimp simmered in a spicy Tasso-tomato sauce with sautéed peppers, onions and garlic. Served with a little white rice
- Shrimp Toast Lollipops - With ginger, garlic, green onion, cilantro and sesame oil, lightly breaded and fried crisp
- Shrimp and Grits - Sweet corn-white cheddar grits, covered with sautéed shrimp and spicy Tasso sauce
- Fresh Kale Salad - Cranberries, apples, Marcona almonds and green beans. Tossed with our buttermilk-black pepper dressing
- Papas Bravas - A Spanish favorite. Crispy, golden brown potatoes served with garlic aioli and spicy bravas sauce
- Over the Top Meatloaf Sandwich - Covered with Guinness® marinated Swiss cheese, portabella mushrooms, caramelized onions, aioli and arugula on grilled brioche. Served with housemade tomato-bacon jam
- Green Chilaquiles with Carnitas and Eggs - Tender slow-cooked pork with roasted poblano peppers, cheese, onions, cilantro and crisp corn tortillas. Garnished with tomatillo-chile sauce, tomato and sour cream
- Sweet Corn-White Cheddar Grits
- Coffee Mocha Chip Shake - Creamy coffee ice cream blended with chocolate chips
- Nutty Chocolate Marshmallow Shake - Our Chocolate Shake with marshmallow and toasted almonds
Friday, March 9, 2012
Nimbus Bistro Opening in Scottsdale
Opening their second location, Nimbus American Bistro & Brewery is set to swing open their doors on March 15 at 7001 N. Scottsdale Rd. #147 Scottsdale, AZ 85253 in the Scottsdale Seville. The Nimbus website states that they will be serving, "American grill favorites, sandwiches, pizzas, pastas, salads, cocktails and our world famous Nimbus Brewery line of delectable beers, seven days a week." To get a better idea, check out the menus for the original location in Tucson.
The hours for Nimbus in Scottsdale are as follows:
The hours for Nimbus in Scottsdale are as follows:
- Sunday - Wednesday: 11am to 11pm
- Thursday: 11am to Midnight
- Friday - Saturday: 11am to 2am
- Happy Hour: Daily from 3pm to 6pm
- Reverse Happy Hour: Friday and Saturday 10pm - 2am
Tuesday, March 6, 2012
Phoenix Eaters in the Top 10 in Taxes, Tucson & Mesa Not Far Behind
NRN has a report out by a Washington, D.C. based think tank which ranked cities with the highest taxes when purchasing restaurant meals. According to the survey by the Tax Foundation:
Phoenix, it should be noted, did not enact an additional meals tax, however, the 9.3% sales tax was high enough to tie Phoenix for the #7 spot. But Phoenix is not the only Arizona city on the list. Coming in at #11 is Tucson with a 9.1% tax and Mesa at #13 with a rate of 9.05%. Again, both of these cities did not add a meals tax onto their sales taxes.
More information and the Tax Foundation's top 50 list can be found here.
During the recession, an increasing number of municipalities, ranging from Omaha, to 146 of Massachusetts’ 351 cities and towns, enacted meals taxes in addition to regular sales taxes to help make up for revenue shortfalls.The #1 city on the list was Minneapolis with a 7.775% sales tax and then an additional 3% meals tax creating a 10.775% tax on the bill. Also of note is #3 Virginia Beach, VA which came in with a 5% sales tax but a whopping 5.5% meals tax for a total of 10.5% in taxes.
Phoenix, it should be noted, did not enact an additional meals tax, however, the 9.3% sales tax was high enough to tie Phoenix for the #7 spot. But Phoenix is not the only Arizona city on the list. Coming in at #11 is Tucson with a 9.1% tax and Mesa at #13 with a rate of 9.05%. Again, both of these cities did not add a meals tax onto their sales taxes.
More information and the Tax Foundation's top 50 list can be found here.
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Thursday, February 9, 2012
JITB News: New Bacon Milkshake, Phoenix Misses Out On Fish Promo
The first new promotion at Jack in the Box is the Bacon Shake...I'll let that sink in for a second...
Next we have a promotion that is specifically skipping over the Phoenix metro area. The $2.99 Fish Sandwich Combo includes small fries, a small drink, and "two lightly battered fillets of Alaskan Pollock topped with lettuce and tartar sauce and served on a warm sesame seed bun" Along with this, for $4.59, Jack in the Box is Jack "offering Fish & Chips, which includes three fish fillets and small order of fries along with a side of tartar sauce and malt vinegar."
Sadly for those of you that enjoy something fishy in the Phoenix area, at the bottom of the press release, Jack in the Box points out, "These promotions are not available in Phoenix." If the AZFoodDude is not mistaken, these items are on the menu, so why is it that they can do the promotion in Tucson, Flagstaff, etc. but not in Phoenix? And if they are not on the menu anymore and this is a special limited time deal, then what's preventing the distribution trucks from stopping in Phoenix when they are moving along the I-10 from California to Tucson and further east? What's even better is the fact that we have a distribution center in Phoenix. Not cool for the fish-loving folks in Phoenix, Jack.
Made with real vanilla ice cream, bacon flavored syrup, whipped topping and a maraschino cherry.Okay, so if you are brave enough to order one, there are a few things you should know. First, get there fast since the quantities being delivered to Jack in the Box restaurants are said to be "as limited as limited can be." Next, according to a spokesman for the restaurant, "The shake is not listed on our menus in the restaurants, so it's more of a 'secret item' that people can order." Finally, the nutrition of the 16 oz. Bacon Milkshake includes 773 calories, 40 grams of fat (28 saturated), 75 grams of sugar, and 12 grams of protein.
Next we have a promotion that is specifically skipping over the Phoenix metro area. The $2.99 Fish Sandwich Combo includes small fries, a small drink, and "two lightly battered fillets of Alaskan Pollock topped with lettuce and tartar sauce and served on a warm sesame seed bun" Along with this, for $4.59, Jack in the Box is Jack "offering Fish & Chips, which includes three fish fillets and small order of fries along with a side of tartar sauce and malt vinegar."
Sadly for those of you that enjoy something fishy in the Phoenix area, at the bottom of the press release, Jack in the Box points out, "These promotions are not available in Phoenix." If the AZFoodDude is not mistaken, these items are on the menu, so why is it that they can do the promotion in Tucson, Flagstaff, etc. but not in Phoenix? And if they are not on the menu anymore and this is a special limited time deal, then what's preventing the distribution trucks from stopping in Phoenix when they are moving along the I-10 from California to Tucson and further east? What's even better is the fact that we have a distribution center in Phoenix. Not cool for the fish-loving folks in Phoenix, Jack.
Friday, January 27, 2012
Arizona is Part of Taco Bell's Breakfast Roll Out
While Tucson has been a part of Taco Bell's breakfast testing for some time now, yesterday, Taco Bell formally introduced their "First Meal" menu at 750 stores in 10 western states, including Arizona. The breakfast items are listed in Taco Bell's press release:
The full FirstMeal menu, in order of price, includes: sausage or bacon and egg burrito, hash browns, Seattle’s Best Coffee ($1.49); Cinnabon Delights ($1.49), Tropicana orange juice ($1.49), Johnsonville sausage and egg wrap ($1.79), Seattle’s Best Coffee Premium Vanilla or Mocha Iced Coffee ($1.99), steak and egg burrito ($1.99), and Grande Skillet Burrito ($2.79). Three combos will be offered, all for $3.99. They all include a drink and hash brown.All 11 items will be available between the hours 8am or 9am until 11am.
Wednesday, January 25, 2012
Texas-Based Sushi Restaurant to Hit Phoenix & Tucson
How Do You Roll? The Custom Sushi Shop will be opening in Phoenix at 1515 N. 7th Ave. #100 Phoenix, AZ 85003 followed one week later by their opening in Tucson at 914 E. Speedway Blvd. #110 Tucson, AZ 85719 in mid-February. You can view the menu of the sushi shop here, but the press release offers some information as well:
The Austin, TX based company began in 2008 and the two Arizona locations are among their first ventures outside of their home state.How Do You Roll? offers a modern twist to the traditional Japanese cuisine. Upon entering the restaurant, consumers follow a line and build their own sushi rolls with many unique ingredient choices. Newcomers to sushi, and those who shy away from raw fish, will be surprised to find grilled chicken and beef, whereas sushi aficionados can enjoy more typical-to-sushi options like spicy tuna and unagi. How Do You Roll? also offers gluten-free and vegetarian ingredients.
Friday, January 20, 2012
Freddy's Opens 2 More Restaurants, Promises Mesa Location
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| Photo by Freddy's - Marana, AZ |
While still having no further news on the previously noted Scottsdale location, Freddy's has announced the opening of their first spot in Mesa. At this time however, there are no address details. Stay tuned for updates.
Wednesday, January 11, 2012
Pinkberry Coming to Arizona?
For sometime now, I have wondered aloud why Pinkberry refused to cross the California border into Arizona while managing to make it to 19 other states and 15 other countries. You can imagine my fury then yesterday when I read this press release referring to Pinkberry expanding into the Las Vegas area. Not that I won't want a good cup of Pinkberry yogurt when I find myself in Sin City, but I thought once again, Arizona was being gipped.
After calming myself and doing some digging however, I've found some great news, a watershed moment for those of us in the Grand Canyon State. Pinkberry will be opening their first Arizona location at the University of Arizona's Student Union Memorial Center in Tucson. Slated to open on February 14, 2012, the 100th anniversary of Arizona becoming a state, (yeah, and Valentine's Day), at 10am, Pinkberry will be offering six unique flavors:
Whatever the case, my fury has abated for now. If this is a peace offering from Pinkberry, I will accept for the time being, but let's hope this is the beginning of many more openings in the state, including the Phoenix metro area.
UofA Student Union Memorial Center - 1303 E. University Blvd. Tucson, AZ 85719
After calming myself and doing some digging however, I've found some great news, a watershed moment for those of us in the Grand Canyon State. Pinkberry will be opening their first Arizona location at the University of Arizona's Student Union Memorial Center in Tucson. Slated to open on February 14, 2012, the 100th anniversary of Arizona becoming a state, (yeah, and Valentine's Day), at 10am, Pinkberry will be offering six unique flavors:
...the signature flavor, a sweet and tangy yogurt; pomegranate, a bold and tangy flavor made with 100 percent California-grown pure pomegranate juice; salted caramel, a blend of salty and sweet; a rich, indulgent chocolate; mango, a fruity and light flavor made with authentic Alphonso mango puree; and blood orange, a fresh and tangy featured flavor that rotates seasonally.Now, I haven't been to a Pinkberry in sometime and unless they have changed, the one major difference they have to other froyo shops is that they serve and top the yogurt for you since they do not charge by weight.
Whatever the case, my fury has abated for now. If this is a peace offering from Pinkberry, I will accept for the time being, but let's hope this is the beginning of many more openings in the state, including the Phoenix metro area.
UofA Student Union Memorial Center - 1303 E. University Blvd. Tucson, AZ 85719
Thursday, January 5, 2012
El Pollo Loco Begins Offering Fish Tacos
Going on from now until mid-April, El Pollo Loco will be serving up two different fish tacos: the Classic Baja Fish Taco and the Spicy Chipotle Fish Taco. According to QSR:
With 17 locations in the Phoenix area and 1 location in Tucson, there is bound to be an El Pollo Loco near you.
Both tacos feature lightly beer-battered Alaskan Pollock. Sustainably fished from the very cold waters of the Bering Sea, Alaskan Pollock is the freshest filet available. The light beer batter takes on an extra kick of flavor with heat from Cayenne pepper. Beer-battered Pollock filets are tucked into warm corn tortillas and topped with shredded cabbage and fresh cilantro. The Classic Baja Fish Taco is drizzled with a Baja style Lime Crema sauce and the Spicy Chipotle Fish Taco is topped with smoky hot Chipotle sauce. A slice of fresh lime adds a burst of citrus flavor to each taco.In terms of nutrition, the Classic Baja Fish Taco has 252 calories, 13.5 grams of fat and 7 grams of protein. Meanwhile, the Spicy Chipotle Fish Taco has 254 calories, 13.5 grams of fat and 7 grams of protein.
With 17 locations in the Phoenix area and 1 location in Tucson, there is bound to be an El Pollo Loco near you.
Tuesday, November 29, 2011
Freddy's Frozen Custard & Steakburgers Arizona Expansion Heats Up
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| Photo by Freddy's - Gilbert, AZ |
In addition to the Scottsdale location, the AZFoodDude can report that there are two new upcoming Freddy's Frozen Custard & Steakburgers restaurants. The first one is in Chandler at 3476 W. Frye Rd. Chandler, AZ 85226 and the second will be the first restaurant in the Tucson area at 3725 W. Orange Grove Rd. Marana, AZ 85741.
Check out the menu of the Kansas-based chain started in 2002 by WWII veteran Freddy Simon and his sons.
Monday, November 21, 2011
Carl's Jr. Tests Hardee's Made From Scratch Biscuits in Tucson
This press release from Carl's Jr. went out at the beginning of the month, but it has just come to the AZFoodDude's attention that the folks of Tucson have been part of a test by Carl's Jr. Carl's Jr. is offering Hardee's Made From Scratch Biscuits starting at $1.69, including:...the Sausage, Egg & Cheese Biscuit, the Bacon, Egg & Cheese Biscuit and the Ham, Egg & Cheese Biscuit. Guests can order any biscuit in a combo with Hash Brown Nuggets and Coffee, Orange Juice or a soft drink starting at $2.99. For diners who can’t make up their minds, there is the aptly named Monster Biscuit, featuring egg, sausage, bacon, ham and two pieces of cheese between a fluffy buttermilk biscuit. A Southern favorite, Biscuit ’N’ Gravy is also offered, as is a sweet Strawberry Biscuit. Prices may vary by location. Biscuits are only available during breakfast hours.Since Carl's Jr. is only in the testing phase of this roll out, no nutritional information is yet available on their website. However, three of the six items are listed on the Hardee's menu:
Monster Biscuit - 640 calories, 44 grams of fat and 30 grams of protein
Bacon, Egg & Cheese - 400 calories, 25 grams of fat and 15 grams of protein
Biscuit 'N' Gravy - 410 calories, 23 grams of fat and 9 grams of protein
Friday, November 4, 2011
AZ Restaurants Serving "Breakfast for Dinner" Tonight to Benefit AZCA
Tonight (11/4), Hickman's Family Farms will be sponsoring their third annual "PJ's & Eggs - Breakfast for Dinner" events at multiple restaurants around the state to benefit the Arizona's Children Association. Participating restaurants will be open from 5pm to close for the event and according to Hickman's Family Farms:
Customers having “breakfast for dinner” will be asked to bring a pair of new pajamas to the restaurant to be donated to AzCA’s foster care children. In return, customers will be entered to win gift certificates from participating restaurants. They will also be given a “Free Dozen Eggs” certificate, courtesy of Hickman’s Eggs, to be redeemed at any grocery store where Hickman’s eggs are sold...Participating restaurants will donate a portion of the proceeds from “PJ’s & Eggs” to AzCA foster care programs, which supports purchasing basic supplies to fulfill needs of the children in its statewide foster care program.There are 16 participating restaurants in the state, 10 in the Phoenix Metro area, four in Tucson, and one each in Prescott and Wickenburg. A full list can be found here if you scroll down on the page.
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Friday, September 16, 2011
Arizona Restaurant Week Starts Tomorrow (9/17 - 9/25)
The Arizona Restaurant Week website states the rules very simply:
Arizona restaurant week runs from Saturday, September 17 until Sunday, September 25.
Participating restaurants will offer three-course meals at a value price of $20, $30 or $40 per person, excluding drinks, tax and tip. Reservations are highly recommended as restaurants fill up quickly!List of participating restaurants - As you might expect, the vast majority of participating restaurants are in the Phoenix area along with quite a few in the Tucson area. Sadly for those in the Flagstaff area, there are only four restaurants currently listed. For those interested, take special note of the restaurants that have gluten-free items, vegetarian options and those that include a drink in the price.
Arizona restaurant week runs from Saturday, September 17 until Sunday, September 25.
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Tuesday, September 6, 2011
Paradise Bakery Opening in Old Town Scottsdale, Tempe & Tucson
Paradise Bakery & Café, the Scottsdale-based restaurant, is planning to open in the old building at 7145 E. Indian School Rd. Scottsdale, AZ 85251 that housed Fuddruckers as recently as last fall. Looking at a November opening, the location will be one of over 70 locations that the growing company has throughout the country.
In addition, Paradise Bakery will be opening two other locations in the state later this fall. One in Tempe at 1825 E. Guadalupe Rd. Tempe, AZ 85283 and Tucson's second location at 4362 N. Oracle Rd. Tucson, AZ 85705.
Check out other Paradise Bakery locations and have a look at the menu of baked goods, sandwiches, paninis, soups, pasta, salads as well as breakfast goods, espresso and smoothies.
In addition, Paradise Bakery will be opening two other locations in the state later this fall. One in Tempe at 1825 E. Guadalupe Rd. Tempe, AZ 85283 and Tucson's second location at 4362 N. Oracle Rd. Tucson, AZ 85705.
Check out other Paradise Bakery locations and have a look at the menu of baked goods, sandwiches, paninis, soups, pasta, salads as well as breakfast goods, espresso and smoothies.
Wednesday, August 31, 2011
TCBY Makes 2 Flavors Permanent, Introduces 3 Limited Time Options
TCBY announced today the permanent addition of two well-received flavors over the past few months. Those two flavors are Red Velvet Cake and Caramel Supreme.
The vast majority of TCBY locations in Arizona seem to be at Chase Field and Sky Harbor Airport. However, for those of you that do not know, there are six shops in the state that are not at the stadium or the airport. Those locations include three in the Phoenix area and one each in Flagstaff, Tucson and Prescott. Check here for your nearest TCBY location.
Joining Red Velvet Cake in the core line-up is Caramel Supreme soft serve for those who crave that distinct flavor invented by the Italians before the 18th century. Both fro-yo flavors are 98 percent fat free, and qualify for the brand’s Super Fro-Yo classificationIn terms of new flavors, TCBY will begin selling Pumpkin Pie yogurt starting tomorrow and going through the end of October. In addition, the two flavors of Eggnog and Gingerbread will be sold during the months of November and December. Each of the new flavors contain, "seven live active cultures, calcium, protein, fiber, and Vitamins A, C, and D," are made with real dairy yogurt and are said to be 98% fat free.
The vast majority of TCBY locations in Arizona seem to be at Chase Field and Sky Harbor Airport. However, for those of you that do not know, there are six shops in the state that are not at the stadium or the airport. Those locations include three in the Phoenix area and one each in Flagstaff, Tucson and Prescott. Check here for your nearest TCBY location.
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