"Our main objective behind introducing frozen yogurt has been to promote healthy dessert among Nepalis, and we are glad the customers responded to our efforts warmly on the first day," said Shameendra Khadka, one of the proprietors of Chocoberry. Frozen yoghurt is similar to ice-cream, but is made using yoghurt instead of cream. Like ice-cream, it is available in different flavors.[break]
Chocoberry is initially available in 30 flavors on rotation basis. Customers can try 10 different flavors at a time with the help of five machines available. "We will be rotating the flavors so that customers can try different flavors when they visit us,” said Khadka.
Frozen yoghurt at Chocoberry is available in flavors like chocolate, vanilla, butter scotch, strawberry, blueberry, Irish coffee, banana, pineapple and orange. Besides, customers can add 30 different types of toppings like seasonal fresh fruits and dry fruits, chocolate chips, nuts and Oreo cookies crumbles, among others.
“As we are a self-service outlet, customers will have to take yogurts from the machines and toppings themselves. We will weigh the dessert and calculate the price accordingly,” Khadka said, adding that Chocoberry is charging Rs 1.25 for a gram of frozen yoghurt.
Khadka said that people are quite confused because the system of taking the desert themselves and then weighing and paying is quite new to Nepali customers. He, however, said customers would soon get used to it.
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