Healthy Never Tasted Better With Sweet Kiwi Frozen Yogurt… Celebrating 2019 National Froyo Day With Sweet Kiwi!!<\/p>\n

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LAGOS – On the 6th of February, 2019, Sweet Kiwi celebrated National Froyo Day at their flagship store on Admiralty Way in Lekki by treating its first hundred customers of the day to some free frozen yogurt, complete with delicious toppings, spice, and everything nice!
\nSweet Kiwi had the likes Osas Ighodaro-Ajibade, Mawuli Gavor, Adenike Oyetunde, Valerie Egbuiwe, Kemen Fitness, Powede Awujo Lawrence, Nichole Chikwe, Toyin Onigbanjo, and Steve Chuks join in on the fun of the day as they served customers from behind the yogurt bar and informed them of the various health benefits of yogurt.<\/p>\n

\nThe event kicked off at 1 pm with customers experiencing an explosion of flavors and topping choices that were all very healthy, low-fat and immune boosting. In addition to the fun-filled day consisting of good music, great conversations, and free, delicious yogurt, Sweet Kiwi offered the first of its kind Agbalumo flavor to its already mouth-watering collection of flavors. The fruit, like every other ingredient at Sweet Kiwi, is locally sourced and along with the natural strained yogurt, carefully whipped for your pleasure so you can this fresh, clean and wholesome new flavor. Who doesn\u2019t love that tangy sweet taste of an Agbalumo fruit?!<\/p>\n

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\nThe inclusion of the Agbalumo flavor will highlight Sweet Kiwi\u2019s dedication to promoting Nigeria and African narrative, flavours and also a more natural, more health conscious soft-serve treats. Additionally, with Sweet Kiwi moving towards more focus on environmentally friendly policies regarding climate change, renewable energy, and environmental justice with Indigenous communities, this new flavor represents Sweet Kiwi\u2019s commitment to galvanizing the people and various communnities to create transformative social change.
\nSweet Kiwi\u2019s CEO, Ehime Eigbe-Akindele stated that ultimately Sweet Kiwi is committed to bringing a healthy lifestyle to its consumers. \u201cPeople don\u2019t have to give up treats and deliciousness all in the name of fit-fam; remember that healthy tastes amazing and that\u2019s Sweet Kiwi. You can eat well. You can eat delicious too! Sweet Kiwi is only 20 calories per serving, plus, it\u2019s great for your daily dose of probiotics too.\u201d Ehime said. She also asserted the interconnectedness of everything and how important it is as Africans to harness the power of good, clean food and cool gatherings such as this to push for a cleaner, greener country. The day was filled with great love, music, fun, and healthy delicious eating.<\/p>\n

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ABOUT SWEET KIWI
\nSweetkiwi is the only clean label, fat free and genuinely healthy yogurt brand. Our yogurt is made fresh daily with natural strained yogurt and only real ingredients. No preservatives or additives. A truly proudly Nigerian brand!
\nWe are a self-serve frozen yogurt bar, which sells premium-frozen yogurt in over 100 flavors. Sweetkiwi frozen yogurt was created with the intent of introducing a healthier alternative to the calorie filled Ice- cream. Every cup at Sweetkiwi is an \u201cunforgettable experience\u201d.<\/p>\n

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Our mission is to create the finest quality all natural frozen yogurt with a commitment to infusing the freshest, richest, and creamiest ingredients into a world-class product. Our slogan \u201cHealthy Never Tasted Better!\u201d incorporates all that we stand for!<\/p>\n

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