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Culver's Frozen Custard

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Culver's Frozen Custard is a dessert product sold by the Midwestern fast-food restaurant chain Culver's, which was founded in Sauk City, Wisconsin, in 1984. Unlike standard soft-serve ice cream, this frozen custard contains a higher percentage of butterfat and includes egg yolks, resulting in a denser, smoother texture. It is prepared fresh daily in the restaurants and is dispensed directly from specialized machines. The chain rotates its offerings daily through a popular Flavor of the Day program, featuring various mix-ins like fruit, candies, and syrups.

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What makes Culver's Frozen Custard different from ice cream?

Culver's frozen custard contains pasteurized egg yolks in addition to dairy ingredients, giving it a dense and rich texture. The chain says frozen custard has been part of its menu since the first restaurant opened in 1984. [Culver's history](https://culvers.com/about-culvers/our-story)

Where was Culver's founded?

Craig and Lea Culver opened the first Culver's in Sauk City, Wisconsin, in 1984. The restaurant introduced both ButterBurgers and frozen custard from that original location. [Culver's history](https://culvers.com/about-culvers/our-story)

What is a Culver's Flavor of the Day?

Flavor of the Day is Culver's rotating frozen custard program, in which restaurants feature a selected flavor alongside the regular chocolate, vanilla, and other menu options. The available flavor changes by location and date, so the local restaurant's schedule is the reliable source.

What is a Culver's Concrete Mixer?

A Concrete Mixer is frozen custard blended with mix-ins such as candy, cookies, or other toppings. It is served thick enough to hold the ingredients throughout the cup, making it different from a thin milkshake.

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