Several businesses are serving or planning to serve a variety of treats including macarons, cupcakes, ice cream, conchas and more in Spring.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. You’ve heard of açai bowls before, and have probably even seen the ingredient featured in smoothies and the like...but what is ...

NEW BEDFORD – After opening her business just one month before the start of the pandemic, Rachel Gonzalez-Pires struggled to survive until she almost fell out of love with it all together. She then ...

ANN ARBOR, MI – A new cafe specializing in healthy, authentic bowls and smoothies made with fresh fruit and authentic imported açaí is open in downtown Ann Arbor. Samba Bowls, 113 W. Washington St. in ...

MILFORD — When Tarik Miranda stopped by an acai bowl spot in Everett one day, he was surprised to learn he wasn't the only Milford resident there. There were several, he said, and he was told that the ...

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If açaí bowls are your go-to breakfast flex, brace yourself — that antioxidant-packed purple goodness is about to hit your wallet hard. Starting Aug. 1, the U.S. is slapping a 50 percent import tariff ...

Port Washington resident Nina Atkinson is slightly troubled that a potential tariff on acai products from Brazil could cause a dent in her wallet. But as the 43-year-old ordered an acai bowl Tuesday ...

BELEM, Brazil (AP) — Some acai berry lovers visiting Brazil for this week’s U.N. climate summit are in for a surprise when they taste the fruit popular around the world in smoothies and breakfast ...

Açaí Brasil, a premier provider of authentic Brazilian açaí bowls and healthy lifestyle beverages, officially announced the highly anticipated grand opening of its newest retail storefront in Fulshear ...

FRAMINGHAM — There are several spots to buy acai bowls in MetroWest, but Brazilian-born Gabriel Nunes Dias could never find one where the dish was prepared the way he used to eat it back home. On Aug.