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A Friendly`s Ice Cream Shop was opened in Springfield, Massachusetts in 1935 by two young brothers, Prestley and Curtis Blake, with money they borrowed from their parents. It didn`t take long for Friendly`s reputation to grow and the number of shops quickly increased. The brothers built a small plant to make and distribute their famous ice cream and toppings. They also introduced classic American foods like Friendly`s Big Beef burgers, SuperMelt Sandwiches and the world-famous Fribble milk shake. Friendly`s reputation is based on quality food and friendly service. We get fresh milk delivered to our ice cream plant daily from local dairy farms to ensure that every scoop is as fresh as homemade. Made with cocoa, sugar and fresh milk, Friendly`s hot fudge recipe has been the same for generations. For over 75 years, Friendly`s has been your neighborhood place to gather with family and friends, tell stories and even joke about the best way to eat an ice cream sundae. We encourage you to "come as you are" bring your children and, as the Blake brothers used to say, "Keep acquainted!" Enjoy our timeless foods today and create more memories that will last a lifetime.
United States Bakery, Inc., also known as Franz Family Bakery, provides commercial baking services. The company produces and markets fresh or frozen products to retailers, food service distributors, food processing companies, and restaurant chains. Its products include sandwich breads, dessert cups and pies, natural breads, deli breads and rolls, buns, bagels, breakfast breads, English muffins, donuts, cookies, dinner rolls, organic breads, sugar free cookies, and pastries. The company also operates bakery outlets in Oregon, Washington, California, and Idaho. United States Bakery, Inc. was founded in 1897 and is based in Portland, Oregon.
Amplify Snack Brands is a growing family of brands dedicated to sharing our simple, tastier idea of what good snacks should be. We all know life can be full of trade-offs; taste for nutrition or quality for convenience. We`re used to deciding between what we really want and what is good for us. At Amplify, we don`t believe it needs to be that way.