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Red Mango, Inc. Introduces Classics Line of Frozen Yogurt

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America's #1 Zagat-rated yogurt chain debuts sweet flavors in its uniquely delicious and healthy kind of way.

DALLAS, April 5, 2012 // PRNewswire // -- How sweet it is.

Red Mango, the #1 Zagat-rated brand of frozen yogurt and smoothies, has made the best even better. The healthy, award-winning frozen yogurt chain known for more than 40 rotating tart and tangy flavors is proud to announce its new Classics line. Now available nationwide, Red Mango Classics frozen yogurts offer all-natural flavors that are sweet, creamy and uniquely delicious. Tart or sweet, Red Mango now has both.

Branded with the tagline "Our Healthy Reinvention of Your All-time Favorites™", the Classics flavors include Cake Batter, Milk Chocolate, Peanut Butter, Vanilla Bean, Vanilla Cookie Cream, Strawberry Milkshake and the innovative Sugarcane Cola.

"I'm quite excited to introduce our newest frozen yogurt creation," said Dan Kim, founder and chief concept officer of Red Mango. "Over the past year, I've been working hard to recreate the sweet and creamy flavors of frozen desserts we all loved growing up, but in the delicious and nutritious way Red Mango does best. The new all-natural Classics line is our healthy recreation of America's favorite frozen treats. It represents our tribute to the nostalgic comfort of ice cream and frozen yogurt, which always makes us smile."

The Classics frozen yogurts, which have all of the same healthy attributes as the original Red Mango yogurt flavors, are all-natural, kosher, gluten-free and fortified with patented probiotics that promote digestive health and support the immune system when consumed as part of a balanced diet and healthy lifestyle.

The Classics line will have a permanent place on the expanding menu of rotating flavors. And Kim, a pioneer of the tart-flavored frozen yogurt craze that has swept the nation, admits he has a "sweet spot" for these additions.

"I'll always enjoy our tangy and fruity flavors," Kim said. "But sometimes, we all crave something sweet and comforting. That's when I look to Red Mango Classics."

About Red Mango

Red Mango, one of the fastest growing retailers of all-natural nonfat frozen yogurt and fresh fruit smoothies, opened its first U.S. store in July 2007 in Los Angeles, and has since celebrated more than 160 store openings across the U.S. Red Mango was named the number one smoothie and frozen yogurt chain in America in Zagat's 2011 National Chain Restaurants Survey. Other awards have included the prestigious Nation's Restaurant News' "Hot Concepts!" award and the industry-recognized SupplySide's "Scientific Excellence Award," as well as best frozen yogurt honors in Los Angeles, Seattle, Las Vegas, Chicago, Utah and New York by highly-regarded independent publications. Headquartered in Dallas, Red Mango serves uniquely delicious frozen yogurt that is all-natural, nonfat and lowfat, gluten-free and fortified with beneficial live and active probiotic cultures like GanedenBC30® (Bacillus coagulans GBI-30, 6086), which has been shown to promote digestive health and support the immune system when consumed as part of a balanced diet and healthy lifestyle. Red Mango is the first frozen yogurt retailer to earn the National Yogurt Association's Live and Active Cultures seal for meeting the required criteria for healthy frozen yogurt. Red Mango recently expanded its menu to include satisfying meal options such as its all-natural made-to-order fruit and yogurt parfaits and fresh fruit smoothies, and also introduced the world's first all-natural probiotic iced teas that are hand-shaken to order.

More information about Red Mango is available at www.redmangousa.com. Visit Red Mango on Facebook at www.facebook.com/redmango or www.facebook.com/dankimredmango, or on Twitter at www.twitter.com/redmango or www.twitter.com/dankimredmango. For franchising information, please visit www.redmangofranchising.com or call 214-871-6865.

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