Enid to be test site for Braum’s

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October 31, 2009

Anonymous The Enid News and Eagle Sat Oct 31, 2009, 04:21 PM CDT

Enid’s three Braum’s Ice Cream & Dairy Stores will be the test market starting Monday for the company’s new extra long chili cheese coney.

If it is successful in Enid, Braum’s will launch the new item in all 277 stores in Oklahoma, Kansas, Texas, Missouri and Arkansas.

“We believe there’s a market for a really good coney, and we’ve selected our three Enid stores as a test market to see how they like it,” said Drew Braum, company president.

Enid’s Braum’s stores are at 310 W. Garriott, 4202 W. Garriott and 1121 W. Willow.

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