Customer friendly frozen yogurt

Erin Edwards
For The Corner News
Published: February 24, 2010 4:28:17 pm

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Tutti Frutti employee Ricky Lynch stands in front of the dozens of toppings offered at Tutti Frutti.


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A new trend of frozen yogurt has made its way from major cities like New York, Dallas and Miami, to small-town Auburn. The franchise, Tutti Frutti, is circled all over the United States, with its headquarters stationed in California.

Auburn University, which nests the young generation, has attracted this west coast product and has been inspired by students’ ability to catch on to new trends than elsewhere in general parts of Alabama.

Peter Yi, executive officer of Tutti Frutti at Auburn, believes that the store will do well in Auburn. Yi hired his staff to consist of Auburn University students.
At Tutti Frutti, customers serve themselves. About 45 different flavors are offered and rotated about every three to four days.

“You get as much as you can,” Yi said. “If you know the name, we got it.”

Yi said that the frozen yogurt was created around eating healthy without sacrificing good products and good taste.

Dozens of toppings that range from chocolate syrup and Oreos to Gummy Bears and bananas are available.

“You can put as much toppings as you want—just go crazy,” added Nick Johnson, Tutti Frutti employee and sophomore at Auburn.

In the near future, Tutti Frutti is going to start going beyond just serving frozen yogurt. Customers will be able to enjoy coffee blends like espressos and cappuccinos and still be able to cool down with smoothies and frozen coffee drinks at their disposal.

Light bakery snacks, like cookies, muffins and other coffee complements are also anticipated for the future.

The layout of the yogurt shop is enhanced with bright colors, trendy furniture and flat screen televisions, which will eventually be used to broadcast music from channels like MTV.

“I like how it is a friendly atmosphere,” Johnson said.

The customers have been keeping the new shop alive since its debut a few weeks ago.

“I was surprised that a lot of people already know who we are,” Yi said. “If they are happy, I’m happy too.”

Good and effective employee relations are implemented at Tutti Frutti as well. Since Yi’s employees are all new and lack a lot of experience in this type of business, Yi trains them until they are most comfortable working on their own.

“Right now we are just beginning so we can get better everyday,” said Yi.

Tutti Frutti Frozen Yogurt is located next to Auburn Awards on North College Street, in the former Cambridge Coffee location, and is open daily from 9 a.m. to 11 p.m.

Comments:

I’ve been by here at the opening times they have posted and they are rarely open…how does anyone work here!!??

Peter…get a grip…are YOU in business or is this a big joke…your elders would be disgraced no doubt.
Marlin B.

Posted by marlin  on  05/09  at  01:02 PM
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