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In 2008, we celebrated our 50th anniversary. That was a very proud year for our family. What was once just a small regional branded company with a few employees has grown into the third largest national lunch meat brand with more than 1,000 employees at five locations. It was an incredible year for my family and the entire Land O`Frost family. We share the success with all of our employees, many of whom have worked with my father and have been with us for more than 25 years. Without them, we would never be where we are today. In January 2012, we welcomed Wimmer`s Meats, a leading provider of specialty sausages and hot dogs, into the Land O`Frost family. As our first major acquisition, Wimmer`s Meats parallels our rich family heritage as a family-owned and operated multigenerational business. Some of the products you will find in the Wimmer`s Meat family are Basset`s®, Fairbury® and Ambassador® hot dogs and sausages. Today, with my mother Donna as the Chairman of the Board, I strive to keep the values with which my grandfather and father started this business and will continue to grow Land O`Frost by fostering the entrepreneurial spirit they instilled in me.
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Since 1846, the name Hood has been synonymous with fresh, quality dairy products that taste great. Always good. Always Hood.
Crush is an all-natural way to cook fresh with big flavor, providing a quick and easy way to add spices and herbs to any dish. Say goodbye to time-crunch canned creations and microwaved meals. Our herbs and spices are flash-frozen fresh to assure no loss of nutrients, flavor, color or texture, and the convenient crush-out cubes come in measurable portions for the perfect amount of flavor. Our cubes last a long time in the freezer, so you`ll have them ready when you`re ready to "POP" them into next your culinary creation!
At Pure Prairie Poultry, we invite you back to a time when both chicken and intentions were honest, simple, good. Neighbors knew one another other by name, communities came together, and handshakes sealed relationships. Though the here-and-now feels complicated, it doesn`t have to be. It takes awareness and commitment to use modern practices for good—not as a replacement for the ideas and touch of real people and real food.