Tasti D-Lite
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Tasti D-Lite is a chain of frozen dessert stores that originated in New York City. The company is known for its low-calorie frozen desserts, which are marketed as a healthier alternative to traditional ice cream.
History[edit | edit source]
Tasti D-Lite was founded in 1987 in New York City by Jim Amos. The brand quickly gained popularity due to its unique offering of low-calorie frozen desserts. Over the years, Tasti D-Lite expanded its presence through franchising, opening numerous locations across the United States and internationally.
Products[edit | edit source]
Tasti D-Lite offers a variety of frozen desserts, including soft-serve, shakes, and smoothies. The desserts are made with a proprietary formula that aims to provide a lower-calorie option compared to traditional ice cream. The company also offers a range of toppings and mix-ins to customize the desserts.
Nutritional Information[edit | edit source]
One of the key selling points of Tasti D-Lite is its nutritional profile. The desserts are typically lower in calories, fat, and sugar compared to traditional ice cream. This makes them a popular choice for health-conscious consumers and those looking to manage their weight.
Franchising[edit | edit source]
Tasti D-Lite operates on a franchise model, allowing entrepreneurs to open their own Tasti D-Lite stores. The company provides support in terms of training, marketing, and operations to ensure the success of its franchisees.
Expansion and Acquisitions[edit | edit source]
In 2011, Tasti D-Lite acquired Planet Smoothie, a chain of smoothie stores, to diversify its product offerings and expand its market reach. This acquisition allowed Tasti D-Lite to offer a broader range of healthy dessert and beverage options to its customers.
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