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Originally Posted by Passacaglia
You don't use toppings, others do. So, yeah, maybe it's not up your alley. Although, you've seen at least two people who want this exact thing, and can go to the place without spending too much (granted, my kids aren't old enough to serve themselves, so that will be a different story down the road). And I didn't mention mixing the flavors of yogurt themselves, as well. You can mix 2 or 3, and it's no big deal. Mixing a bunch of flavors together (either through toppings or the yogurt itself) is a big draw for me -- for example, I just made an apple blueberry banana pie a couple nights ago (by the way, those places serve fruit toppings, too).
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The local yogurt place I go to is 30 cents an ounce. The traditional serving size bag of M&Ms is 1.74 ounces (I think that is about $.79 at grocery stores nowadays), so you are getting M&Ms at a discounted rate of about $.52 a bag. Of course if you look at the price for the larger bags (bulk) it's not as great of a deal, 56 ounce bags are right around $14 which is $.30 an ounce.