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09 23 09 | Meet Alex Oppenheimer
Since the city was all crazy from the UN business, my subway train didn’t stop and Astor Place so I had to get off at Bleeker Street, this meant an opportunity to stop at my favorite yogurt place, Pinkberry! I’ll look for any excuse to have this delicious yogurt and fruit combination! With my Get Fit Challenge in mind, I ordered a small original with raspberries and strawberries. I didn’t get chocolate chips like I usually do.
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09 20 09 | And, oh yeah, I tried Pinkberry...
Our visit to Pinkberry - my first - slipped my mind because it wasn't on my camera. But I found a couple of blurry shots while flicking through Dan's camera phone's album. Consider my memory jogged.
I chose the pomegranate flavored frozen yogurt (or whatever it is) and had it topped with toasted almonds and little round crispy chocolate pieces. I recommend this combination wholeheartedly. Dan's original with oranges and coconut was good, too, but my combination won the day. I liked the tanginess of the pomegranate more than the original, though neither one displeased me, and the almonds were perefectly toasty, which meshed beautifully with chocolate.
Hitting Pinkberry was Molly's idea (she was visiting from the DC area), and I'm glad she suggested it. I was afraid the stuff would taste "diety," but it wasn't bad. It's not that I'm suspicious of restaurant chains that are born in LA. I'm suspicious of things that resemble ice cream but are not ice cream.
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09 08 09 | VLOGGING AT PINKBERRY!
I absolutely loved the yogurt that I had there today. I got the large coconut yogurt with milk chocolate shavings for a topping. It was my first time ever being in the Village, and ever being in a Pinkberry. I loved it! I wanna go back now ROFL
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09 17 09 | Pinkberry for dinner
I had a nice relaxing and productive day off from work. Did lots of chores, paid bills, researched stuff for our trip, went to happy hour with kj and vanessa, and to top it off... ate pinkberry for dinner. I'm a happy camper =)
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09 17 09 | Pinkberry lands at Los Angeles International Airport
HMSHost has opened Pinkberry’s first airport location at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) Terminal 1. The frozen yogurt maker joins other local Los Angeles favourites, including Baja Fresh Express, La Brea Bakery, and Gladstone’s, opened by HMSHost at LAX in the past year.
Pinkberry was established in January 2005, when co-founders Shelly Hwang and Young Lee reinvented the frozen yogurt category in West Hollywood, California. Pinkberry’s flavours are crafted to complement its daily fresh-cut fruit and tasty toppings. Pinkberry’s ‘Swirly Goodness’ has been certified by the National Yogurt Association to carry the Live & Active Cultures seal. “Los Angeles is where Pinkberry launched, so we are excited to open our first airport location at LAX,” said Pinkberry CEO Ron Graves. “This marks the first of many Pinkberry locations that we will open in partnership with HMSHost and we look forward to building a long lasting relationship with their team.” HMSHost Senior Vice President, Business Development Steve Johnson added: “Travellers arriving or departing LAX are interested in what makes Los Angeles unique. Pinkberry is another great example, and we’re pleased to add Pinkberry at LAX for travelers to make this ‘delicious’ discovery.” LAX is said to be the world’s busiest origin and destination (O&D) airport. O&D passengers are those beginning or ending their trips in Southern California rather than using the airport for connecting flights. In total traffic, LAX is the sixth busiest airport in the world with 59.8 million travelers passing through its terminals in 2008. “HMSHost brings another innovative concept to our growing selection of unique dining options at LAX,” said Los Angeles World Airports Executive Director Gina Marie Lindsey. “It’s great to offer our travellers another taste of the best of Los Angeles when they arrive or depart.”
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