Who owns nielsen frozen custard

Nielsen's Frozen Custard is located in Bountiful. Deseret News graphic. We gave Nielsen's Frozen Custard a 3 out of 4 scoops. Location: W. Sign up for the newsletter Morning Edition Start your day with the top stories you missed while you were sleeping.

Thanks for signing up! Check your inbox for a welcome email. Email address required. The story goes that frozen custard was invented when an ice cream vendor was looking for a way to prevent his ice cream from melting too quickly. Known as frozen custard, this new ice cream had a smoother consistency and richer taste than regular ice cream.

No one know quite sure when the first frozen custard machine was invented. It is believed that was the landmark year, as that was the first time it was brought to Coney Island. Some of the more quality ice creams are at 50 percent air, whereas [ours] are at 10 percent air. Concretes come in a wide variety of flavors with a long list of mix-in options like cookie dough, nuts and brownie.

We never want to sell a product that is more than a couple hours old. A second generation store, the first family-owned location in 20 years, is due to open at the beginning of April in South Jordan, and two more stores will open within the coming year. Vendors began to take the treat across the country in carnivals and circuses. By the s, there were hundreds of stands across the East Coast and Midwest. In the early s, Steve Nielsen wanted to start a family ice cream store.

But he ran into a man who said, "Before you open an ice cream store, you need to find out about frozen custard. Steve bought the rights for a frozen custard machine and got a patent on it. At the time, it was the only frozen custard store west of the Mississippi River and one of only a small number in the whole United States.

His frozen custard contained less air that other ice creams, so it was heavier, fresher, and smoother.