Braum’s Egg Nog Ice Cream is now available at your neighborhood store. But don’t wait! We only make it for the holiday season! Braum’s uses our own fresh milk, cream and a special blend of spices to make this traditional holiday drink into French Ice Cream. Enjoy it by the dip, as a shake or malt, in a sundae, or a 3-pint carton. Look for it at your neighborhood Braum’s!
We’ve created a Holiday Recipe Guide featuring delicious, easy-to-make recipes that will impress your guests and reduce your holiday stress! Recipes include the White Chocolate Egg Nog, Peppermint Cake with Marshmallow Cream Frosting, Sweet and Spicy Holiday Cheese Ball and Slow Cooker Rosemary Pork Tenderloin! Shop our Fresh Market and pick up your free Holiday Recipe Guide today.
Let Braum’s do all your holiday baking so you can spend more time enjoying the season! At the Braum’s bakery, we’re busy making holiday cakes, breads, cookies and more! What we bake today typically arrives at your neighborhood Braum’s store tomorrow. Seasonal favorites include Cinnamon Crumb Cake (pictured here), Cranberry Bread, Banana Nut Bread, Pumpkin Bread and Sugar Cookies. Other favorites include Apple Cranberry Pie, Pumpkin Pie, Pecan Pie, and let’s not forget Ice Cream Pies! Let us do the baking for you this holiday season.
You asked for it, and we brought it back! The Bacon Mushroom Swiss Burger is loaded with strips of crisp Braum’s bacon, marinated mushrooms and two slices of real Swiss Cheese. Don’t forget the fresh lettuce, ripe tomatoes, tangy onions, creamy mayo and a bun baked in Braum’s own bakery. Swiss, Sizzle, and ‘Shrooms at your neighborhood Braum’s! For a limited time!
Your chance to win college tuition is here! Braum’s is teaming up with Dr Pepper to give away thousands in college tuition!
Text BRAUMS to 737737 for your chance to win $23,000 in tuition. Twenty lucky students will win $1,000 tuition awards, and one student will win the grand prize tuition award for $23,000. Enter until November 30, 2014.
NO PURCHASE NECESSARY. Must be U.S. legal resident residing in AR, KS, MO, OK or TX 18 or older. Text BRAUMS to 737737 10/1/14-11/30/14. Requires 2-way text message capable phone and digital service. Notice: Your mobile provider may charge you for each text sent/received. Entries must be received by and promotion ends 11/30/14. For official rules/mail-in entry, print your name and residential address on a 3×5 card and mail to: Dr Pepper/Braum’s Tuition Giveaway, 1801 N. Lamar St. Suite 300, Dallas, TX 75202. Note rules or entry on envelope. Subject to full Official Rules. Void where prohibited.
Your neighborhood Braum’s is making some of the most delicious shakes and malts this holiday season. Choose from Braum’s seasonal Holiday ice cream flavors like Pumpkin, Egg Nog, Peppermint, Hot Chocolate, Peppermint Chocolate Chip and Gingerbread. You’ll taste the holidays in every sip! And they’re only available for a limited time. Try one today.
Come see us. We’re in your neighborhood and we’re open! Stop by for breakfast, lunch, dinner, ice cream creations made right before your very eyes, the finest milk and dairy products, and all your grocery needs!
All Braum’s stores are open SEVEN days a week: Sunday through Thursday from 6:00 a.m.-10:30 p.m., and Friday and Saturday from 6:00 a.m.-11:00 p.m.
Ever wonder how Braum’s makes their delicious ice cream, milk, ice cream cones, cookies, breads and more? Check it out in person by taking a free tour of our state-of-the-art Bakery and Processing Plant on the Braum Family Farm in Tuttle, Oklahoma (45 minutes southwest of Oklahoma City).
We offer our BAKERY and PLANT TOURS by RESERVATION ONLY Monday through Friday at 9:00 or 11:00 a.m. We are currently booking tours for this month and the next two months only. Tours are free of charge and last approximately 2 hours.
During the tour, guests will enjoy a 15 minute video, a sample of Braum’s Ice Cream and bakery fresh cookies, and a tour of our Bakery and Processing Plant where you can see how we make and package milk, ice cream, a variety of dairy products, cookies, ice cream cones, breads, buns and more!
Reservations are required and space is limited so in order to accommodate each group we ask that you make your reservations well in advance. We can accommodate approximately 28 guests per tour. If you are interested in booking a tour (and for more information) please contact us at (405) 478-1656. We look forward to seeing you at Braum’s!
Stop by Braum’s Fresh Market for over 150 fresh meats, fruits, and vegetables (and don’t forget our full line of dairy and bakery products). From apples to oranges, beef tenderloin to pork chops, milk and ice cream, and everything in between! And, you are guaranteed the freshest products on the market because we deliver to our stores every other day! Fresh, convenient, and always competitive -that’s Braum’s! Stop by and check out our fresh selection!
At Braum’s we believe in natural – especially when it comes to our milk. Braum’s milk comes exclusively from our private dairy herd on two of our Oklahoma farms – Tuttle and Shattuck. We also grow the majority of the feed for the dairy herd – a 100% vegetarian diet of alfalfa hay, cottonseed, barley and other grains. Ingredients that come from the land, not a lab. No growth hormones, no antibiotics, nothing but 100 percent pure goodness in every glass.
This scrumptious cheeseburger is made with a third pound, 100% pure Beef Patty and is topped with hickory smoked bacon, two slices of Pepper Jack Cheese, Pickles, Onions and then we pour on thick and rich BBQ sauce for an explosion of flavor.
It is also available as a grilled or crispy chicken sandwich.
Indulge your taste buds and delve into our new sundaes! Choose from Pecan Praline Cake, Cherry CheeseCake, White Chocolate Raspberry CheeseCake, and the Molten Lava Cake. Or you can even have all four!
Strawberries and blueberries and pineapple – oh my! It’s Braum’s Strawberry PoppySeed Chicken Salad. There’s also spinach, carrots, cabbage, and toasted almonds. Don’t forget the grilled or crispy chicken breast topped with with poppy seed dressing! All fresh and delicious for only $4.99. Try one today at your neighborhood Braum’s Ice Cream and Dairy Stores.
TUTTLE, OK – (May 12th, 2015) – The 24th Annual Tuttle Ice Cream Festival, sponsored by Braum’s, will take place Saturday, June 20th in downtown Tuttle from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. It was originally slated to take place in May, but was rescheduled due to the threat of severe weather.
As the name implies, ice cream will be the main attraction thanks to Braum’s Ice Cream and Dairy Stores…just hearing the Braum’s name conjures up visions of scrumptious ice cream.
“The Tuttle Ice Cream Festival is a great partnership between the City of Tuttle and Braum’s that began over two decades ago. It continues to grow every year and gives us a chance to celebrate the wonderful community that is home to our farm, plant, bakery and dairy,” said Drew Braum, President and CEO.
This year is slated to be one of the best years to date, and Braum’s is gearing up for large numbers.
The Festival kicks off at 9 a.m. and will run until 5 p.m.
Festival-goers will be able to choose from eight different ice cream flavors, including a new surprise addition to last year’s lineup!
“It is a flavor has been a real hit with all of our customers and we wanted everyone at the festival to be able to try it out,” Braum said.
Another special treat for visitors will be the parade that kicks off at noon. The Braum’s Family Farm Tour Cow Bus will be taking part in the parade, mooing blinkers and all!
The Tuttle Ice Cream Festival also features live music and performances, a classic car show, a little league baseball tournament, a homemade ice cream contest, an Ice Cream Princess Pageant, games, carnival rides, food, vendor booths, crafts and more!
Oh! And don’t forget to enter the ice cream eating contest and see just how much your sweet tooth can handle.
“It is such a joy to share our love of ice cream. We hope that everyone comes out and enjoys the festival,” Braum added.
For more information about The 24th Annual Tuttle Ice Cream Festival, please contact the City of Tuttle at 405-381-3775.
Braum’s makes fresh dairy products, seven days a week, at their plant located on the Braum Family Farm in Tuttle, Oklahoma. There are 280 Braum’s stores throughout Kansas, Texas, Oklahoma, Missouri, and Arkansas.
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There’s nothing “vanilla” about vanilla.
As a flavor, vanilla is consumed all over the world as a flavor additive (in ice cream and custard, for example), as an extract (in cookies), and for the beans (for your delicious Vanilla Latte).
The flavor may only be one-third of the ice cream “power trio” of chocolate, strawberry, and vanilla, but it’s the most popular flavor in the world by far. But it’s also been termed “the default” flavor by many. That’s hardly fair, as we’ll learn below.
How vanilla became synonymous with “average” is a story that goes way back to the 15th century.
It was the Spanish who brought vanilla back to Europe with them in the 15th century after explorer Hernando Cortes bobbed around the seas stopping off at various islands in what is now Central and South America. Cortes was pretty fond of vanilla and his benefactor, the King of Spain, was delighted by it too. Mostly his taste buds were delighted, and very soon it was a popular flavor in Spain and throughout Europe.
But how did it get to be labeled “plain”?
The short story: vanilla is extremely stable, so chefs used it as a base ingredient in many concoctions and dishes. Later, when the masses began to consume vanilla (as it became cheaper), they added other things to it, like nuts, berries, and jellies and jams. (Yum). As a result, vanilla was seen as “boring” — something that was lacking unless you added other items to it.
That sentiment has survived to this day, though recent trends have helped squash it a bit. The explosive popularity of yogurt as a commercial food item, which started in the 1960s, has helped foster vanilla as a flavor that can stand on its own legs. The beans are extremely popular today because of the coffee industry and the prominence of vanilla flavored coffee.
Ironically, though vanilla still gets tagged with the “bland” label, the ground product of the bean is one of the most expensive spices in the world. Only saffron draws a higher price on the open market.
Vanilla is the only fruit-bearing member of the orchid family. Vanilla has its roots (quite literally) in Mexico: as far back as the 12th century (by some accounts), the vanilla plant was grown in that arid region and the orchids of the plant were cultivated for their flavor. The vanilla bean is the seed of the orchid, which grows like a vine up the trunk of trees or sticks.
According to Patricia Rain, author of “Vanilla: The Cultural History of the World’s Favorite Flavor and Fragrance”, the Totonac people, who lived in the eastern coastal and mountain regions of Mexico, were the first to cultivate the plant. Apparently the diet of the Totonacs consisted of a lot of armadillo, shark, and turtle — so a sweet vanilla treat was welcome.
Sadly for the Totonacs, they were conquered by the Aztecs in the 15th century after a bloody invasion. The Aztecs were a hearty bunch and they soon developed a sweet tooth which was fed by the vanilla pods (and vanilla “beans”). Cortes later took the plant with him to Europe but it was in a dried state, because he didn’t know how to grow it. He and his Spanish countrymen called it “vainilla” or “little pod.”
For years, attempts to cultivate vanilla outside of its native region in Central America were unsuccessful because the plant required a specific bee to pollinate it. That bee, the Melipona bee, was pretty darn special. But in the 19th century a Belgian botanist developed a process for artificial pollination, which doesn’t sound like nearly as much fun.
By the 19th century the vast majority of vanilla on the world market was being grown and produced outside of Mexico. The island of Madagascar became a prominent producer of vanilla and still is today. Indonesia was recognized as a perfect climate for the plant. Vanilla should be grown within ten to twenty degrees of the equator, but most of the crop is grown in the islands of Indonesia, Madagascar, and South and Central America.
In the late 19th century vanilla got a real boost. In 1886 a pharmacist named John Pemberton concocted a syrup he added to fountain water for the purpose of “defeating thirst” and “providing a refreshing feeling“. Thus, Coca-Cola was born in Atlanta, Georgia. A main ingredient of the drink was vanilla, and it remains so today. The success of Coca-Cola helped fuel a steady increase in the growth of vanilla plants.
With the increase in leisure time as a result of the industrial revolution, ice cream consumption soared and people wanted a flavor to spice it up. Vanilla was naturally the first choice. Ironically, global events such as World War I and World War II helped spread the popularity of vanilla ice cream and Vanilla Coke as these items were taken with the soldiers across the world. Presidents Abraham Lincoln, Harry Truman and Dwight Eisenhower were big fans of vanilla ice cream, and Winston Churchill was especially fond of Vanilla Coca-Cola.
The vanilla pod is picked before they ripen and immediately immersed in hot water. After the water helps loosen the pods, they are dried for a long time — usually two to six months.
Today, more than 95% of vanilla on the market is artificial vanilla, flavored with vanillin. At Braum’s we use real vanilla beans in our ice cream and other ice cream-based menu items. We have too much respect for vanilla to do otherwise.
Looking to make your own vanilla milkshake? We have the perfect recipe.
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July may be National Ice Cream Month, but at Braum’s –it’s an ice cream celebration every day, and it has been that way for many years. However, centuries ago, Europeans could not have possibly foreseen that Braum’s would make the Black Walnut famous by making it an ice cream flavor!
Braum’s Premium Black Walnut ice cream uses real black walnuts and lots of them so that every spoonful of Braum’s Black Walnut ice cream brings you the full flavor of a terrific ice cream.
The company sold almost 193,000 three pint cartons of black walnut last year. Nearly 43,000 pounds of black walnuts were used to make the delicious Braum’s flavor.
Ice cream is like an art and it all starts at the Braum Family Farm in Tuttle, Oklahoma. Located on the farm is Braum’s Processing Plant, Bakery, Private Dairy Herd and Milking Operation.
The milking operation is touted as one of the largest of its kind in the world, milking 800 cows every 32 minutes. The fresh raw milk is used when making Braum’s Ice Cream and other dairy products.
And speaking of ice cream, Braum’s makes over 100 flavors of ice cream, milk and other dairy products as well as ice cream cones, cookies, breads and much more!
When you make over 100 ice cream flavors you’re going to need plenty of ingredients—like milk, fresh from the Braum’s private dairy herd. It is combined with fresh cream and sweetener. Then they add the “inclusions” like chocolate chips, cookies, caramel, and nuts—For instance, Braum’s Black Walnut ice cream.
Plus, everyone knows that ice cream tastes best sitting atop a freshly baked waffle, sugar, or cake cone. That’s why Braum’s bakes their ice cream cones five days a week at their bakery, also located on the Family Farm in Tuttle. Braum’s special built German ovens can bake 15,000 waffle cones an hour!
Ever wond
ered why the cookies in Braum’s Cookies & Cream Ice Cream taste so good? It’s because the cookies are made fresh in Braum’s own bakery. They even roast the pecans and almonds that they use in Braum’s Ice Cream flavors like Banana Pecan and Chocolate Almond.
Making ice cream is second nature to the Braum Family. Their ice cream expertise spans three generations with over seven decades of history behind it. Bill Braum’s father, Henry, owned a chain of retail ice cream stores in Emporia, Kansas, called “Peter Pan Ice Cream Stores”. Bill Braum starting working for his father as a carhop while still in grade school and the rest, as they say, is history.
In 1968, Bill and his wife, Mary, opened their first Braum’s Ice Cream and Dairy Store in Oklahoma City. Today, Bill and Mary, and their children own and operate 280 Braum’s Ice Cream and Dairy Stores in Oklahoma, Kansas, Texas, Missouri and Arkansas.
For more information about Braum’s, go to the “About Us” section.
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A spin-off of the venerable lemonade, the limeade is a straightforward old-fashioned drink. It’s no surprise, then, that it’s a staple of our beverage lineup, and a favorite of our customers. We pride ourselves on the quality of our limeade, from the fresh-cut limes, to the simple syrup we use to sweeten it. Why do we do it the old-fashioned way? Because that’s the way it tastes best.
Popular around the world, the limeade is often found in tropical areas, consumed as a way to beat the insufferable heat. Not too different from our Oklahoma summers, so we find a fresh limeade to be the perfect way to cool down on the hottest days of the year.
For us, the perfect limeade starts with the best possible limes. There’s no artificial flavoring that can compete with the crisp taste of a freshly cut lime, so we’re generous with our lime use. One of the distinctive features of our limeades is that we use simple syrup to deliver the sweet taste our customers expect. No artificial taste, and no grittiness from sugar, just pure sweetness to balance the tartness of the limes.
Fill up a glass with good ice, squeeze in the juice of a fresh lime, and add your simple syrup. All that’s left is to top up with a generous slug of soda, and you have the perfect limeade.
Do you like your limeade a little more sweet? Or, are you after a mouth-puckering tartness? Because we make them from scratch, we can make your limeade just like you like it, every time.
Ready to dive into a fresh limeade? Let us show you where to find your nearest Braum’s store.
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Fall is right around the corner, which means it’s time to bring Braum’s Apple Cranberry Walnut Chicken Salad back! Oh, you’ll love this… lots of cranberries, walnuts…and chicken (grilled or crispy) on a garden of fresh crisp lettuce. And it’s drizzled with Balsamic Vinaigrette dressing! Oh, it’s delicious!
Mmm…Braum’s Apple Cranberry Walnut Chicken Salad—try one now at your neighborhood Braum’s.
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Ever wonder how Braum’s makes their delicious ice cream, milk, ice cream cones, cookies, breads and more? Check it out in person by taking a free tour of our state-of-the-art Bakery and Processing Plant on the Braum Family Farm in Tuttle, Oklahoma (45 minutes southwest of Oklahoma City).
We offer our BAKERY and PLANT TOURS by RESERVATION ONLY Monday through Friday at 9:00 or 11:00 a.m. We are currently booking tours for this month and the next two months only. Tours are free of charge and last approximately 2 hours.
During the tour, guests will enjoy a 15 minute video, a sample of Braum’s Ice Cream and bakery fresh cookies, and a tour of our Bakery and Processing Plant where you can see how we make and package milk, ice cream, a variety of dairy products, cookies, ice cream cones, breads, buns and more!
Reservations are required and space is limited so in order to accommodate each group we ask that you make your reservations well in advance. We can accommodate approximately 28 guests per tour. If you are interested in booking a tour (and for more information) please contact us at (405) 478-1656. We look forward to seeing you at Braum’s!
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Braum’s is a huge advocate for education. For this reason, we have partnered with Dr Pepper to give away over $20,000.00 in tuition. The best part is all you have to do is text for your chance to win!
For a full list of eligibility requirements see below:
OFFICIAL RULES 2015 DR PEPPER/BRAUM’S COLLEGE TUITION GIVEAWAY NO PURCHASE NECESSARY. VOID OUTSIDE ELIGIBLE STATES AND WHERE PROHIBITED. PURCHASE DOES NOT IMPROVE CHANCE OF WINNING. GOVERNED BY LAWS OF THE STATE OF TEXAS. ALL FEDERAL, STATE AND LOCAL LAWS AND REGULATIONS APPLY.
Promotion: 2015 Dr Pepper/Braum’s College Tuition Giveaway (the “Promotion”)
Sponsor: Dr Pepper/Seven Up, Inc., 5301 Legacy Drive, Plano, TX 75024
Account: Braum’s Ice Cream and Dairy Stores
ADMINISTRATORS: Promotion Administrators: Innovative Processing, Inc., 20012 21st Ave E, Clearwater, MN 55320 Hipcricket, 110 110th Ave NE Suite 410, Bellevue, WA 98004 Scholarship Administrator: Scholarship America, Scholarship Management Services, Attn: Dr Pepper Tuition Giveaway, One Scholarship Way, St. Peter, MN 56082
Eligible States: Arkansas, Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma, Texas
Minimum Age: Must be at least 18 or older at time of participation
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