WHIRLED PEACE sells THE BEST yogurt! Period!
All Whirled Peace locations are GREEN and they donate a % of their profits to philanthropic causes -- a WIN WIN for everyone! Try the tart flavor -- it's SOOOO deeelicious, you'll want more!

whirled peace on main st ........awesome

I lived in Texas where frozen yogurt was already popular. That makes sense since it's hot there year round. In Texas all the places I went to had sizes small, medium, and large. The person working there would fill the cup according to the size you picked and add the toppings you want. I like that model much better because I don't over consume and I know exactly how much it will cost. This fill your own cup business is a money pit. I went to Red Mango in June and my yogurt cost over $7!! Never again!

Kiwi in Haverford has the best coconut froyo - fat free!

Anyone remember TCBY? Guess their timing was just a little off!

Try whirled peace coconut fat free Froyo in Paoli this week along with our espresso low fat Froyo

Of the twenty listed above my bet would be fourteen closed in three years. The business model being missed here is to seperate yourself from the competition. Where is the old fashioned shave ice. That was the best by far. Our family won't eat yogurt no matter how much sugar you put in it.

Whirled Peace rocks! It is amazingly delicious, the people are extraordinarily customer friendly, and the fact that they care about the environment and local charities seals the deal for me.

I'm going to weigh in on this argument (no pun intended). Having completed a few semesters of cooking classes at Temple, I've made made dozens if not hundreds of gallons of home made ice cream. The best "home made," is milk and fresh fruit. You must consume right away, in a few days milk turns to a block of ice. Cream prevents fusion of the ice crystals. Yogurt, of course, is milk. Since it's made on the spot at these stores, no need to worry about storage issues, or fat. But watch out for the sugar! Also, do they use gum to stabilize the product and hold it together? We buy lots of frozen yogurt at Super Fresh and add fruit at home.

Sorry, forgot to mention that the frozen yogurt at supermarkets contains an additive preventing it from turning into a block of ice. That's the price you pay for store bought over home made. Should you examine the grams of fat in some of the cheaper super market ice creams, you may find it's the same as milk. They simply place an additive in it to make it as smooth and store as long as ice cream.

My husband and I took our three children to the YOGO FACTORY in Newtown Square...what a huge expense! It cost us $33.00 for 5 cups of yogurt with toppings. Not my idea of a fun and inexpensive family outing.

How did you forget to mention Sweet Frog? It's opening in the Andorra Shopping center on labor day weekend. It's a chain thats big down south (virginia area) but the selection of yogurt flavors and toppings puts whirrled peace to shame every time. Can't wait!

I'm going to assume Morgan King has never been to a Sweet Frog, otherwise he would be inclined to speak more highly of the chain. Banal flavors? Would that be the Blood Orange Tart? The Honey Lavendar? The Ginger Lemonade? Clearly none of these flavors are by any means banal, especially when faced with the average Vanilla, Chocolate and Raspberry at Whirled Peace. The toppings bar is three times the size of Whirled Peace as well, boasting not only a 'crumbled candy bar' section, but a section fully devoted to 6-8 varieties of fresh fruit, a cake bar (including cheesecake pieces, brownies, and angel food cake - to name a few), as well as a about 8 different sauces including hot fudge, kiwi sauce, and marshmallow fluff! Your assertion that they are aggressively Christian is asinine considering they don't discriminate against homosexuality like a famous chicken sandwich chain, and they only assert their religion in philanthropy by helping young African children living in a war-torn country. I'm also sure to avoid the execrable pablum, you patronize Starbucks, which isn't overplayed at all ...

Count me in for Whirled Peace! Still the best. I think the contest for the most flavors is crazy.....how many variations does one need if the yogurt is rich and fresh, the toppings plentiful, the smoothie combinations imaginative and healthy? I, for one, get bleary eyed reading all the contrived combinations: as long as there are sweets, tarts, and a couple of unusuals to try I am good to go. I hope Whirled Peace continues to grow and opens more shops.....I also applaud their quest for "greening" with their utensils that are not plastic, but made of corn that will decompose-and I like the way they feel. In fact, all of their paper products and containers are compostable.

YoGo Factory by far best of all of these. Gotta check em' out. I think they are in Doylestown and Edgmont/Newtown Square as of today but are opening in Exton and some other areas according to the girl I spoke to at the store today.

Bigger is not always better. I still stand by Whirled Peace in Paoli and Manayunk. Its yogurt is incredible, its smoothies unique, its toppings varied and creative with REAL fresh fruit always available. Because it is small, we have fun meeting other customers and always end up having some great conversations. Great staff, great owners, great place!