Friday, 20 March 2009

Consider myself snogged

Snog I blogged about this a while ago: SNOG, the frozen yogurt people, were refurbishing a shop on Brewer Street, in Soho. Yesterday I popped in and had my very first SNOG. And it is good! I had the smallest size (which is quite big already) of natural yogurt with apple crumble and it was scrumptious (at first I thought it a bit expensive, but then you do get a lot of yogurt). Definitely will go back for more. Hey, I'm a girl, I can't help myself :-)

And of course, working in branding and design, I couldn't help but notice (and admire) the branding and design. The shop is very nicely done by Cinimod Design, who've written about it, and more info here and on the SNOG blog. The identity was done by ico design.


20 Mar 2009 10:34:12 | this excites me

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Ah! I was going to see if you wanted to try it with me :-(

Posted by: T Vu | Friday, 20 March 2009 at 05:58 PM

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