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  • Perth Welcomes Australia’s First Buffalo Milk Ice Cream: A Delectable Quindanning Buffalo and Mica Creamery Collaboration

    Perth Welcomes Australia’s First Buffalo Milk Ice Cream: A Delectable Quindanning Buffalo and Mica Creamery Collaboration

    Western Australia is about to get its first taste of buffalo milk ice cream, thanks to a new collaboration between Quindanning Buffalo and Mica Creamery.

    The limited-edition dessert is set to hit Mica Creamery stores across Perth from March 13. The product is produced in small quantities, using buffalo milk sourced locally. Ice cream enthusiasts can look forward to two tantalising flavours, Classic Vanilla and Rich Hazelnut Chocolate.

    Buffalo Milk: A Creamier Alternative

    Buffalo milk is renowned for its natural creaminess, a characteristic that lends itself well to the creation of exceptional dairy products. Its higher fat content compared to cow’s milk results in a denser and creamier texture, enhancing the overall taste and experience.

    Speaking on the collaboration, Graeme Carthy, owner of Quindanning Buffalo, expressed his enthusiasm about the partnership with Mica. He stated that Mica shared Quindanning Buffalo’s commitment to quality and artisanal products, making them an ideal partner to bring this unique ice cream to the residents of Perth.

    This joint venture is more than just the creation of a new ice cream flavour. It represents an opportunity for buffalo milk, a less common ingredient in Australia, to be introduced to a wider retail audience.

    Questions & Answers

    What is unique about the new ice cream product?
    The new ice cream is unique as it is the first in Western Australia to be made from buffalo milk, which is known for its natural creaminess and higher fat content.

    Where and when will the buffalo milk ice cream be available?
    The buffalo milk ice cream will be available at Mica Creamery stores across Perth from March 13.

    Why did Quindanning Buffalo choose to partner with Mica Creamery for this product?
    Quindanning Buffalo chose to partner with Mica Creamery as they share a passion for quality and artisanal products. The collaboration aims to introduce buffalo milk to a wider retail audience through this unique ice cream product.

  • Fatburger and Buffalo’s Express expanding Restaurants in Indonesia

    Fatburger and Buffalo’s Express expanding Restaurants in Indonesia

    Fat Brands will open five more outlets of co-branded restaurant chain Fatburger and Buffalo’s Express in Indonesia.

    Set to open in Bali and Jakarta, the co-branded chain will be operated by Fat Brands’ local partner Global Food Indonesia.

    “We’ve loved every aspect of growing in the Indonesia marketplace. Fatburger and Buffalo’s Express are thriving members of their respective communities, and we can only continue to grow on this strong foundation,” said Andy Wiederhorn, CEO of Fat Brands.

    The Hollywood burger chain and sister wing brand are best known for their juicy, made-to-order burgers and wings.

    The brands have more than 200 locations in 32 different countries with recent openings in Southern California, Canada, and Japan.

    More restaurants will open in the near future.

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  • Fatburger Buffalo’s Express opens Tokyo burger restaurant

    Fatburger Buffalo’s Express opens Tokyo burger restaurant

    A co-branded Fatburger Buffalo’s Express is opening its first Tokyo location tomorrow. Located at the Magnet by Shibuya109 building in Shibuya Crossing, the US fast-food brands’ outlet will feature all-American fare from Buffalo’s Express and Fatburger, as well as alcoholic offerings from bar concept, FatBar.

    “We’ve been waiting for the perfect opportunity to enter Japan and it’s finally here. As a team, we couldn’t be more pleased with how this flagship location has developed,” said Andy Wiederhorn, CEO of Fat Brands.

    “Our recipes, ambiance and service have exceeded expectations in other locations across Asia and I expect nothing less in Tokyo.”

    The Japanese outlet is operated by Green Micro Factory, subsidiary of G Three Holdings.

    Fatburger parent company Fat Brands has recently announced openings and development deals in Canada, the Philippines, Scotland, Singapore and Southern California.

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  • Fatburger and Buffalo’s Express restaurants starting in Singapore

    Fatburger and Buffalo’s Express restaurants starting in Singapore

    Co-branded Fatburger and Buffalo’s Express restaurants will be rolled out across Singapore over the next three years, the first by this Christmas.

    Fat Brands, the US parent of the two quick-service restaurant brands, has signed a franchise deal with Deelish Brands to develop the chain, but has not yet revealed how many stores will be opened. Changi Airport’s Jewel shopping centre is highly likely to be among the first few destinations.

    “Entering the Singapore market has been a goal of ours for a very long time,” said Andy Wiederhorn, CEO of Fat Brands. “We had to be deliberate in our strategy to join this colourful and rapidly-growing nation and have finally found the perfect partner in Deelish Brands.

    “The beauty of Fatburger and Buffalo’s Express restaurants is they bring approachable American fare that everyone can enjoy, together – and we’re excited to bring this to Singapore.”

    Wiederhorn says the Singapore launch of Fatburger and Buffalo’s Express restaurants will build on his company’s previous success in Asia.

    The two brands will offer a menu including boneless wings, made-to-order burgers, milkshakes and fries. The stores offer what he describes as an “authentic Americana ambiance” through customer service and engaging decor.

    Fatburger is a 70-year old fast-casual restaurant serving large, juicy, burgers, custom-made to order.

    Buffalo’s Express, founded in 2012 in Los Angeles, is a fast-casual chain known for its chicken wings, wing sauces, fries, sides, wraps, salads and desserts.

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