CINCINNATI (ENQUIRER) – United Dairy Farmers is celebrating its 85th birthday with a sweet deal, writes our partners at the Cincinnati Enquirer.
Whether you’ve been with UDF since the beginning or just want to stop by for a sweet treat, customers can celebrate the convenience store’s birthday with a one-dip ice cream cone for just 85 cents.
Here’s the scoop about UDF’s 85-cent ice cream cone deal.
How to get an 85-cent ice cream cone at UDF
Customers can enjoy their 85-cent one-dip cone at UDF throughout the day May 8. The deal includes all UDF and Homemade ice cream flavors.
Ice cream connoisseurs can upgrade from a regular cake cone to a waffle cone for 99 cents or a chocolate-dipped waffle cone for $2.49.
Where is your nearest UDF?
To find your nearest UDF location, visit udfinc.com/our-stores/.
When was UDF founded?
When UDF was born in 1939, milk was still delivered to homes by milkmen in pint-size glasses. Carl Lindner Sr., the company’s founder, wanted to change that. He planned to open a store where customers could go and buy fresh milk anytime they needed it and pay less for it.
The first UDF location officially opened May 8, 1940, in Norwood, Ohio. The ice cream-selling chain has since expanded to nearly 200 stores in Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana.
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