United Dairy Farmers

You know? I'm ready to go.

I'll push a little harder on it this year too because I've been having fun with like UDF and graders and stuff like that.

And they seem open-minded to that kind of thing.

Right.

Why are you here? I'm like, well, it's just circumstance.

So I found these musicians on High Street, this guy working at a UDF.

And we just got to talking, and he played reggae and ska.

Uh-huh.

But there were businesses at the center of that.

And so it was actually a UDF gas station.

UDF is an ice cream place.

And so you could stop there and you would get a single cup of ice cream.

And then if you went across the street, The police station would give you full-size candy bars and the funeral home would also give you full-size candy bars.

You'd, you'd go to the, the drugstore if you had a little bit of money or whatever it was.

You know, roll up to UDF on your bike and get some s- get some cards.

You know, baseball cards, football cards, whatever.

And now it's become like the adults are g- out there trying to get them.

So this Friday, like she said just a minute ago, we do have Boo in the View.

It starts down at Marble at the end of the parking lot near UDF, and it'll be the ghost tour hosted by the MacPhails right over here.

And you'll get to hear all the gory stories that happened in Bellevue over the years, including a beheading.

And so it is, it is a lot of fun to go to that.

and it cost me, it was, like, $40 for it.

Do you know what it was at, uh, UDF? I filled up last night.

What was it? 3.39 a gallon.

Well, yeah, we cut the taxes on that.

With Toast Fuel, operators can run fuel payments in store and at the pump alongside retail and food service on a single platform.

Regional convenience store chain and ice cream maker United Dairy Farmers is installing Seattle-based Electric Era Level 3 DC fast chargers at six locations in the Cincinnati and Columbus areas, the two companies announced on October 6.

The initiative represents the first deployment of Level 3 EV charging in Cincinnati-based UDF's history and, quote, "Reflects the family-owned company's strategy of evolving its stores to meet the changing needs of the communities and customers it serves," close quote, the company said.

Pennsylvania Attorney General Dave Sunday on Thursday provided an update on Act 57, a law passed last year that bans the sale of electronic nicotine delivery systems products in Pennsylvania unless they appear on the state's approved product list.

In case people are wondering who they are, they used to own Chiquita Banana, Provident Bank here in Cincinnati.

and a chain of grocery stores around here known as United Dairy Farmers, okay? And they also, the family, Carl, he's deceased now, but his son owns the FC Cincinnati soccer team, okay? That's the family that founded this peanut farm and cracker factory.

Now, supposedly this peanut farm and cracker factory is so elite Pardon the pun, it's got the best straitjackets and padded cells in the entire world.

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For today's Big Bite, presented by First State Bank, I saw this headline this week, and it really struck me.

Cincinnati's own United Dairy Farmers is installing fast-charging EV stations at six of its locations.

One in the Columbus area.

But also one on U.S. 42 in Lebanon, another on 42 near Kemper Road, one of them on State Route 48 in Mainville, one at the UDF on Kings Mills Road in Mason, and also on Beachmont at the base of the hill for Mount Washington.

And, you know, the GM factory was opening.

United Dairy Farmers was opening.

All these places were...

And they were growing and booming, and this was the place to come.