A limited-edition hot dog, heart-shaped doughnut, and fruit smoothie – these pink snacks to celebrate Valentine's Day have appeared at froo, a chain of modern convenience stores that loves to surprise and entertain its customers. This is the brand's first Valentine's Day offer, available for both Valentine's Day (February 14) and Dragobete (February 24), Romania's day of love, bringing even more delicious moments throughout February. The special addition products will be in froo stores until March 4 subject to stock availability.
By the end of 2024, froo opened 60 stores, which embody the idea behind the slogan “Tot ce vrei tu, în fiecare froo!”. These stores satisfy a wide range of needs starting from meals and snacks for every time of the day, to everyday top up shopping, with many promotions and surprises available every week. froo bistro range includes hot dogs in many variations, golden fries and potato boats, nutritious burgers, kebabs and casseroles, plus crispy nuggets and corn dogs. Also included in the offer are churros, with the perfect complement to aromatic and highly valued by customers coffee. When preparing the offer, froo does not forget about special occasions.
– This Valentine's Day, we have prepared something special for our customers helping them spend unforgettable moments with delicious food. At froo, we love to surprise and delight our customers with bold flavour combinations and fun, unexpected products that turn everyday moments into something extraordinary – says Ioana Ionitescu, Commercial Director at Froo Romania.
Hot dog, the most popular snack at froo bistro, is available in a limited edition to celebrate Valentine's Day - Mr. Lava is a unique combination of pink bun, sausage and cherry-chili sauce, which combines sweetness with mild spiciness. It is an option for customers looking for new flavours, ones standing out from other snacks, priced at 5.50 Romanian lei/each. Lovers of Italian cuisine can try Casatoreste-te cu mine - pasta with chicken in a delicate, creamy mascarpone sauce, available at 19,99 Romanian lei/each. froo has also prepared Foodini Iubeste-ma for 9,99 Romanian lei/each. The 100% plant-based smoothie combines cherries, pitaya and chia seeds, providing the body with vitamins C, B and zinc. The Valentine's Day froo offer also includes sets of 200ml coffee and Gogoas inimioar, hiding a juicy raspberry filling in a pink glaze with red sprinkles. The set is available for 7 Romanian lei/each.
The Valentine's Day version of the Mr. Lava hot dog is the third special edition of this popular product in the froo bistro range.
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