Get a Sweet Frog Premium Frozen Yogurt coupon when you sign up for their rewards program.
Your phone number and a password is all that is required to enroll. You’ll get a Sweet Frog coupon for a free Frozen Yogurt on your birthday plus these specials:
- 10% OFF your next purchase just for joining.
- Earn sweetRewards with every purchase.
- Personalized offers sent straight to your phone.
- Get a FREE 12oz cup after 10 visits.
Sweet Frog AARP Discount
Sweet Frog Premium Frozen Yogurt also offers 15% off to AARP members every day.
Members save 15% on all in-store purchases, includes frozen yogurt, treats and apparel and save 15% on gift cards when purchased online only.
AARP discount is not good with Sweet Frog coupons or other offers. More details at the AARP Discount site.
Find other restaurant discounts in our story, AARP Restaurant Discounts.
About Sweet Frog (from Wikipedia)
Sweet Frog (stylised as sweetFrog – Premium Frozen Yogurt) is a chain of frozen yogurt retail stores owned and operated by Sweet Frog Enterprises, LLC. Sweet Frog customers create their own soft-serve frozen yogurt with numerous flavors and toppings from which to choose.
Derek Cha, who immigrated to the United States from South Korea at the age of 12, is the founder of Sweet Frog. He started the first Sweet Frog store in Richmond, Virginia in 2009. Cha founded Sweet Frog on Christian principles. The “FROG” part of the name, according to Cha, is actually an acronym for “Fully Rely on God”.
The Sweet Frog stores’ interiors are distinctively painted pink and green, and the typical store consists of seven or eight frozen yogurt machines, toppings bars and Sweet Frog merchandise, much of which is centered on Sweet Frog’s mascots “Scoop” and “Cookie”. Sweet Frog has about 350 locations.
Godiva continues to own and operate more than 450 shops worldwide.[12] The company issues six seasonal mail-order catalogs a year in the USA and also accepts online and telephone orders for their products. Godiva chocolate is also sold in local malls and mini shops.
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