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  1. Busts
    Fro-No: How New York City Soured on Frozen YogurtThe toppings bars in the shops are still full of colorful gummy bears and rosy diced strawberries, but New York’s fro-yo boom has hit dark times.
  2. Boardwalk Empire
    Post-Sandy Coney Island Chain-ifies With Applebee’s and Johnny RocketsJoe Sitt of Thor Equities says he wants you, too, not just chains.
  3. Fro-Yo Wars
    Is the Fro-Yo Economy Thawing?Three new openings indicate yes!
  4. Neighborhood Watch
    Klee Brasserie Serves Ostrich Eggs; Red Mango on St. Marks ClosesPlus: a fashionable cupcake at Magnolia Bakery, and Catskill Bagel comes to Ditmas Park, all in our daily roundup of neighborhood news.
  5. Freebies
    McDonald’s Chickens Out of Smoothie Giveaway While Red Mango Keeps Its$1 smoothies and free-smoothie coupons at Red Mango tomorrow.
  6. Neighborhood Watch
    Stinky Bklyn Opens Its Back Garden; Dollar Smoothies at Red MangoPlus: Nero Doro scores a wine and beer license, and Ruby Foo’s serves up Dirt ‘n Worms special, in our daily roundup of neighborhood news.
  7. Mediavore
    How Health Care Legislation Affects Restaurants; Spice Station and Forage MakeWith health care reform comes adjustment for the restaurant industry, and two Silver Lake caterers have a symbiotic relationship.
  8. Mediavore
    Chef Eric Greenspan Returns to Reality T.V.; Yoga and Food UniteThe Foundry chef takes on a new role, while snacks get served in exercise studios.
  9. Marketing Gimmicks
    Tasti D-Lite, SushiSamba Find Dumbest Possible Ways to Use TwitterTasti D-Lite will expose your soft-serve habit to the world.
  10. Freebies
    Try Red Mango for FreeStop by tomorrow for a free fro-yo.
  11. Openings
    Red Mango Infiltrates BostonBut will it succeed?
  12. Neighborhood Watch
    Film Series at Café Grumpy Roastery; Half-Price Dim Sum and Sushi at ShangPlus: A very old-school Thanksgiving and more, in our regular roundup of neighborhood food news.
  13. Closings
    Another Red Mango DownThe fro-yo giant loses another location.
  14. Slideshow
    First Look at Spot and Pichet Ong’s Daring DessertsThe man behind P*Ong is now serving create-your-own ice cream on St. Marks Place.
  15. Closings
    Fro-Yo Wars: Pinkberry, 16 Handles Win Battles Against Red Mango, Tasti DPlus, Daydream closes.
  16. What to Eat
    Pumpkin Patch: Concretes, Blizzards, Custard, Gelato, and Fro-YoThe latest in pumpkin refreshment.
  17. Neighborhood Watch
    Brushstrokes May Open in JanuaryPlus: Harlem gets its own Zagat guide, and a new café at the Prospect Park Picnic House, in our regular roundup of neighborhood food news.
  18. Fro-Yo Wars
    Sour Ice Cream?Does Red Mango taste like sour cream?
  19. Openings
    Openings: Five Guys, Red MangoNational chains are opening like crazy here in Chicago
  20. Menu Changes
    Red Mango Adds ‘Friendly Bacteria’ to Its Fro-YoAnd starts serving probiotic iced teas.
  21. Empire Building
    The Chain Gang: T.G.I. Friday’s and Applebee’s Battle in the Bronx,Uncle Louie G blows up while McDonald’s chills out, plus more in our occasional look at what the chains and mini-chains are up to.
  22. Fro Down
    Pinkberry Gets Gym to Shill for New Tropical FlavorsIntroducing coconut and passion fruit frozen yogurt.
  23. Openings
    Fro-Yo Wars: East Village Gets Another Self-serve StationPlus, what happened to Gama’s giant hallucinogenic pimp cup?
  24. Mediavore
    Lights Out at The Four Seasons; Fro-Yo Battle Carries OnPlus: Bigger taxes could mean bigger tips, and more groceries at Target, all in our morning news roundup.
  25. Fro Yo
    Fro-Down: Pinkberry Will Come to YouDelivery expands May 11.
  26. Taste Tests
    First Taste: Red Mango’s Mysterious New Tangomonium FlavorIs it good enough to make Red Mango devotees switch flavors, or Pinkberry devotees switch brands?
  27. Menu Changes
    Red Mango Finally Releases Top Secret ‘Experiential Flavor’Fro-yo lovers, get ready for Tangomonium!
  28. Fro-yo Wars
    Red Mango Encourages AddictsA new incentive program gives you $5 of fro-yo if it’s your birthday, among other things.
  29. Fun With Numbers
    Google Insight Blows Our Mind, Shows Shift From the Buddakans to the MomofukusA look at the most popular restaurant searches of the past four years.
  30. Mediavore
    Celebrate Repeal Day With Specials; the Pizza Price Is Too Damn HighPlus: A soft-serve giant’s makeover and a new one from the Bar Tano/Toto team, all in our morning news roundup.
  31. Fro-Yo Wars
    FRO-DOWN: Red Mango Is Caught Off-Guard by Pinkberry’s Pomegranate, PlotsIt’ll be like nothing you’ve ever tasted before. Plus, new Manhattan stores!
  32. Fro-Yo Wars
    WHAT THE FRO, YO: Pinkberry and Red Mango Will Face Off in Pomegranate BattleJust days after Red Mango launches a Pom Wonderful flavor, Pinkberry will do the same.
  33. Marketing Gimmicks
    Red Mango Debuts New Flavor: Cross-promo-granate!The Dessert Truck isn’t the only hip food brand that Pom is teaming up with.
  34. Mediavore
    Nobu Fancies Endangered Sushi; Brooklyn Man Fined for Drinking on StoopRonald Perelman gets on the restaurateur bandwagon, and frozen yogurt chains compete for profits, in our daily news roundup.
  35. NewsFeed
    Very Berry Hopes Name Change Will Freeze Out the CompetitionWill a new name give Very Berry an edge on Pinkberry, Yolato, and Red Mango?
  36. NewsFeed
    ‘Reservoir Dogs’–Style Fro-Yo Standoff in BrooklynThree fro-yo spots compete on the same block.
  37. NewsFeed
    Red Mango Receives $12 Million in Yogurt-War FundingThis is going to blow Pinkberry’s AmEx Plum card right out of the water.
  38. NewsFeed
    Red Mango Hits St. Marks Place in Yet Another Fro-Yo Face-offWhy do all these yogurt joints open across the street from each other?
  39. NewsFeed
    Fro-Yo Shops Fight ATMs in Taking Over the CityWith 30 storefronts having opened in the past twenty months, competition is fierce.
  40. NewsFeed
    Meltdown at Yolato’s Greenwich Village LocationJust a couple weeks after a press release bragged that Yolato was planning to overtake Pinkberry and Red Mango by installing express locations all around town, the Greenwich Village store is apparently kaput.
  41. NewsFeed
    OMFG! New Chain Giving Out Free Fro-Yo Tomorrow! 2 Good 2 B True!!Yorganic, the newest company to enter the fro-yo fray, will attempt to win more MySpace friends tomorrow with a free giveaway.
  42. NewsFeed
    Yolato Attempts to Freeze Out the Competition in Fro-Yo WarsYolato says it’s “blasting past” Pinkberry and Red Mango with new locations and frozen-gelato bars.
  43. NewsFeed
    Punk’d by PinkberryAs Pinkberry confessed to its ingredients, New Yorkers justified their fro-yo addiction.
  44. Neighborhood Watch
    Water Taxi Beach. Open. This Sunday; Secret Breakfast in Central ParkRed Mango moves into Murray Hill and Greenpoint gets palm trees in today’s neighborhood food news.
  45. NewsFeed
    The Shocking Secrets of Chain-Restaurant Calorie CountsAfter reviewing our findings, you may come to consider the Baconator, compared to certain other murderous burgers, a “healthy” option.
  46. Openings
    Red Mango Opening Up and Giving It Away in ChelseaWe’ve established that Red Mango has other fro-yo companies whipped at the giveaway game so it’s with earnest excitement that we report that the Mang’s first Chelsea(-ish) location opens today with free samples from noon to 10 p.m. The store is easily walkable from the Jamba Juice off Union Square, so insufferably nostalgic Cali expats can make it a twofer. Red Mango, 63 W. 14th St., nr. Sixth Ave.; 212-414-3009. Related: Red Mango to Open December 6 With a Veritable ‘Free-Fro-All’
  47. Openings
    Red Mango to Open December 6 With a Veritable ‘Free-Fro-All’Official word has come that Red Mango’s first NYC location at 182 Bleecker — long a source of fascination — will open at 4 p.m. on December 6 with “FREE FROZEN YOGURT, GIFT CARDS, GIFT BAGS, MUSIC PRIZES” (emphasis theirs). Obviously they’re trying to trump Yolato which promised free fro-yo at their recent opening only to dole out sample sizes. So will Red Mango be fudging it, too? The publicist assures us “free frozen yogurt” means an honest-to-God half-cup (small-size) serving. We have this on tape (kidding). Gifts, meanwhile, will go to the first 50 people in line and will also be given to people throughout the day, especially people who can answer trivia questions like, “How many calories are in Red Mango?” That we’re not kidding about — so study up! Earlier: Cold War: Yolato Now, Red Mango in December, and MySpace Forever
  48. NewsFeed
    Cold War: Yolato Now, Red Mango in December, and MySpace Forever When we mentioned that a new Yolato store is opening today, we wondered when exactly the Red Mango would open across from Pinkberry on Bleecker Street. Now a rep tells us it probably won’t be till mid-December, with stores to follow in Chelsea (63 W. 14th St.), the theater district (723 Eighth Ave.) and Flushing (136-53 Roosevelt Ave). [Ed: Disclaimer — what follows is where we start to lose it a little bit.]
  49. NewsFeed
    Cold War Continues: Bigger, Badder Yolato Opens WednesdayOn guard: On Wednesday a 50 percent larger Yolato (the first one under a partnership with Lenny’s Sandwiches) opens at 145 Park Avenue between 41st and 42nd with free fro-yo gelato for all. You might want to make note of that. And the invasion will continue! By the end of the year, freestanding stores will also come to the Empire State Building (which will serve as the flagship, opening in mid-December) and 180 Lafayette in Soho, plus there are plans for a large store in the Lenny’s at 9th Street and Sixth Avenue and nine other “express” stores in other Lenny’s locations. That’s THIRTEEN Yolatos for you; hope it’s enough. Meanwhile, on the Bleecker Street front, Red Mango still has not opened, giving the new Pinkberry a solid two-month head start. Ritual suicide may be in order. Related: The New Cold War: Frozen Yogurt Invades New York
  50. User’s Guide
    The New Cold War: Fro-Yo Standoff in FlushingThe Frozen-Yogurt Wars have intensified in Flushing. We spotted two new stores going up a mere 85 feet from each other on Roosevelt Avenue. Does Pinkberry have the advantage, being so close to the heavily trafficked Main Street stop on the 7 train? Or will the discriminating dessert aficionado bypass the throngs (by walking about 40 steps) to Red Mango? Too soon to tell, but we fear New York’s post-apocalyptic future where the only structures standing are bank branches and frozen-yogurt stores. Oh, and the Arepa Lady. —Aileen Gallagher Earlier: Our coverage of the frozen-yogurt invasion
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