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Zinga Frozen Yogurt Now Open At Midpark Shopping Center In Carrollton, Texas

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Zinga, the world’s best self-serve frozen yogurt, Now Open At Midpark Shopping Center In Carrollton, Texas.

Carrollton, Texas (PRWEB) October 31, 2012 - Zinga Frozen Yogurt, the world’s best self serve frozen yogurt, Now Open in Carrollton, Texas on Midway & Park at 3400 E Hebron Parkway.

Zinga offers twelve flavors of delicious frozen yogurt daily. This self-serve concept enables customers to mix and match any combination of flavors with over 50 toppings including fresh fruits. Customers create the size dessert they want and then pay by the ounce.

With over forty flavors in rotation, from Pacific Coast Tart to Cookies and Cream, there is something for everyone. A no-sugar-added yogurt and a dairy-free sorbet are typically among the options. Most flavors are gluten free and all Zinga's frozen yogurt flavors contain those “good for you”, live active cultures.

Joel Manguso and Frazier Spearman, are the Zinga area developers for the DFW area. “We are thrilled to bring Zinga to Carrollton,” says Manguso. “We immediately saw the growth potential in self-serve frozen yogurt. It’s an exciting concept with both sophisticated and comfort flavors new to this region. We’re confident it’s going to be very well received and are excited to be part of the team.”

John Fitchett, Zinga President, says, “We’re excited to introduce Zinga’s high quality frozen yogurt experience to Carrollton. With Joel’s proven track record operational excellence and Frazier’s longtime community ties, they were clearly the right choice as our partner to introduce Zinga to Carrollton.”

At Zinga, quality is a top priority and the toppings bar is no exception. Each topping is selected with the highest standards; such as fresh fruit that is hand-cut daily in-store. Every item offers a unique and delicious complement to the Zinga frozen yogurt flavors. In addition to frozen yogurt and toppings, Zinga also offers fresh baked “bottoms” for your indulgence. Bottoms are baked in-store daily and include vanilla and chocolate cake, waffle bowls, brownies and other seasonal selections.

Local fans who want up-to-the minute news and daily flavor information can find Zinga Carrollton on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/ZingaCarrolltonTx

Zinga Frozen Yogurt is located on Midway & Park at 3400 E Hebron Parkway #108 Carrollton TX Phone 972-735-8280 For additional information, contact Joel Manguso at jmanguso@zingafroyo-qg.com

About Quatro Group

Frazier Spearman, general manager of Zinga – Carrollton, was raised just a few miles from the store’s location. He attended Hebron high school, and went on to Texas Tech University. Frazier has been committed to serving the community since his youth, eventually becoming an Eagle Scout at 14. In his time with the company, Frazier has assisted in opening other Zinga stores in Denver, Colorado. He has now relocated to open locations around Dallas. Frazier is excited to be in his hometown getting to interact with the community once again through the opportunities store management provides.

About Zinga

Established in early 2011, Zinga! the “World's Best Frozen Yogurt", is growing quickly in the self-serve frozen yogurt industry. Franchise restaurant savvy leadership who seek franchise restaurant savvy operators has fueled the company’s rapid growth. Zinga has area development agreements already signed for more than 264 shops in the US. John Fitchett joined Zinga Frozen Yogurt as the company’s President. John's restaurant industry career includes stints as an Area Director, a franchisee and Vice President of Development for large franchise restaurant chains. For more information about our company and franchise opportunities, visit http://www.zingafroyo.com

Contact:

Linden Mundekis
Zinga Franchise Group LLC
http://www.zingafroyo.com
303-929-8085

Joel Manguso
Quatro Group
https://www.facebook.com/ZingaCarrolltonTx
970-215-5377

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