Yolé Opens Its First Standalone Store in the Philippines
Source: dairynews.today
Spanish frozen yogurt brand Yolé launches its first standalone outlet in the Philippines, offering no-added-sugar and dairy-free options.
Spanish brand Yolé, known for its no-added-sugar and dairy-free frozen yogurt, has inaugurated its first standalone store at Robinsons Place Manila, Philippines. Yolé's menu caters to various dietary needs with both dairy-based and oat milk-based ice creams, all crafted without added sugar. Flavors such as Choco Hazelnut, Peanut Butter, Mango Passion Fruit, and Pistachio are available alongside traditional dairy offerings like frozen yogurt and Italian-style ice cream.
The new store provides a customizable dessert experience with a seating capacity for 12 people, appealing to health-conscious consumers.Globally, reducing sugar intake is crucial for managing health issues. A 2024 study highlights that over 800 million adults worldwide suffer from diabetes, underscoring the need for sugar alternatives. Diabetes, characterized by improper insulin usage, is linked to various health risks when sugar is consumed in excess, according to Healthline.
The new store provides a customizable dessert experience with a seating capacity for 12 people, appealing to health-conscious consumers.Globally, reducing sugar intake is crucial for managing health issues. A 2024 study highlights that over 800 million adults worldwide suffer from diabetes, underscoring the need for sugar alternatives. Diabetes, characterized by improper insulin usage, is linked to various health risks when sugar is consumed in excess, according to Healthline.
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