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Why pay £12 for froyo?
The story mentions customers see froyo as an 'affordable luxury' and an 'experience'. This trend sees people willing to pay more for small indulgences that offer a sense of treat or escape, especially when larger purchases are out of reach. It's about the perceived value and enjoyment, not just the product itself.
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