It was bad for you before the GMOs.
It was bad for you before the GMOs.
I dont eat sweets so I could care less. They have the best mild and other dairy products buy far.
Braum's has a website showing their history, beginning with the sale of an ice cream/milk business in Emporia, KS called Peter Pan. At their history page, they give quite a bit of information about their expansions over the years.
Oh, and the distance from the plant to the outlying stores is 300 miles, according to that history page..
Braum's Ice Cream and Dairy History Page
"In 2010, Braum’s built a new 240,000 square-foot bakery and warehouse distribution facility adjacent to the processing plant on the Tuttle Farm. Also that year, Bill Braum designed and built a “cow trolley” to transport the dairy herd to and from the milk barn. This eliminated the long walk several times each day and improved the cows’ overall comfort. Today, the Braum family owns and operates over 300 stores located throughout Oklahoma, Kansas, Texas, Missouri and Arkansas. All Braum’s stores are located within a 300-mile radius of the Braum’s Processing Plant located in Tuttle. Their fleet of delivery trucks are on the road seven days a week delivering fresh product to each store every other day. Bill Braum, a pioneer in vertical integration, oversees every aspect of the operation from farming to manufacturing to retailing. This devotion to quality has been the foundation of everything we do at Braum’s. We are dedicated to offering the very best to our customers and our commitment to excellence will continue for generations to come."
Oh, and the distance from the plant to the outlying stores is 300 miles, according to that history page..
Braum's Ice Cream and Dairy History Page
"In 2010, Braum’s built a new 240,000 square-foot bakery and warehouse distribution facility adjacent to the processing plant on the Tuttle Farm. Also that year, Bill Braum designed and built a “cow trolley” to transport the dairy herd to and from the milk barn. This eliminated the long walk several times each day and improved the cows’ overall comfort. Today, the Braum family owns and operates over 300 stores located throughout Oklahoma, Kansas, Texas, Missouri and Arkansas. All Braum’s stores are located within a 300-mile radius of the Braum’s Processing Plant located in Tuttle. Their fleet of delivery trucks are on the road seven days a week delivering fresh product to each store every other day. Bill Braum, a pioneer in vertical integration, oversees every aspect of the operation from farming to manufacturing to retailing. This devotion to quality has been the foundation of everything we do at Braum’s. We are dedicated to offering the very best to our customers and our commitment to excellence will continue for generations to come."
I've heard in the past that they must be able to deliver and make it back to the plant in the same day.
Day Haulers.
Those tractor trailers without sleepers. They typically work a 8 hour shift and are home every day,
The one in Tulsa had a nerd behind the desk working on it all day. When he left he said the credit card processing was back up - The girl ran my card, it wasn't.
I have never understood the Brahms attraction. The food is just edible at best.
I don’t think the food is any worse than Burger King, Sonic, Carl’s Jr or Whataburger and you can get a whole meal for under $7.00. Don’t think you can even come close at the others.
Best thing about Braums is that their milk contains A2 proteins instead of A1, so it doesn't mess me up.
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