Though Old Man Winter still has one last wallop left in him, brain-freeze fodder flourishes.
Westside businesses are banking on the sustained popularity of fro-yo and shaved ice.
Plus: storing beer in a toilet tank conserves water and keeps brewskis cold; and the machine gun-wielding crook that stuck up a froyo shop in the burbs was actually a kid with a BB gun, all in our morning news roundup.
Fro-yo is so 2008, but this new shop tries to be '2010: A Space Odyssey.'
The frozen-yogurt trend is pretty much dead, but Yorganic is staying alive.
Cap N' Crunch and Fruity Pebbles just might balance out the health benefits of fat-free, probiotic fro-yo.
Only thirteen vendors of pre-made food are allowed in due to strict standards.
In the meantime, the Japanese yogurt artisan yogurt still searches for a space.
Free fro-yo when it opens this Saturday.
Sorbet from an Italian gelato master gets the DIY treatment.
Pinkberry might be taking a licking, but it's not stopping its competition from spreading to SoCal.
Japanese frozen yogurt and rice balls are coming to Main Street Santa Monica.