Groovy Moo helps customers chase away the January Blues

The popular Malton branch of Groovy Moo recently shared a post on social media offering customers the chance to take home a delicious triple Gelato combo.

In the words of Groovy Moo Malton, which is based in Talbot Yard and open from Wednesday to Sunday each week, “Chase away those January blues with a delicious take home triple gelato taste explosion.” The dessert franchise then shared some pictures of the aforementioned triple gelato taste explosion, which combined bright sunny yellows with summery peachy pinks, and continued, “This one’s a dairy free mix of pomegranate, mango and raspberry… what flavours would YOU choose?”

As Groovy Moo puts it, “Delicious, fresh, artisan gelato is what we do best. We only use the best quality ingredients at Groovy Moo [and] we create unique and seasonal recipes, stocking up to 24 flavours at any given time. Whether it’s our Summer Berries or Chocolate Cake Mix, Groovy Moo can be enjoyed by all of the family and we have dairy free options available too.”

If you’d like the chance to join this creative, sugar-sweet franchise’s growing UK network, you can become a Groovy Moo franchisee for a minimum initial investment of £115,000, with franchise fees of £25,000. In return for your investment, you’ll be fully trained and supported by your franchisor. You’ll gain the rights to sell the Groovy Moo brand in a territory, and you’ll also have access to nominated suppliers and centralised sales, marketing and PR support.

The ideal Groovy Moo franchisee, according to the company itself, would be “fun, hardworking and ambitious”. Plus, “A love of ice cream and gelato is essential!” Previous experience in the food industry is not required, and the network is confident that your training - regardless of your previous professional background - will leave you fully equipped to run a thriving Groovy Moo franchise. Find out more about a potential franchise investment with Groovy Moo via its profile page, which you’ll discover linked above.