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Gap, Pennsylvania-Auntie Anne's Inc. is testing afrozen custard concept called Auntie Anne's Cre-amo ClassicCones. The stand-alone test unit is located in Moorestown Mall,Moorestown, New Jersey, and will be tested for several monthsbefore others are opened next year.

The units, which are designed to fit side-by-side with AuntieAnne's pretzel and cookie locations, will serve frozen custardand sweet fruit ice alone or twisted together in waffle cones bakedon-site. Cre-amo locations will also serve specialty drinksincluding smoothies and frozen fruit drinks. -Nation'sRestaurant News

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