ORTOLANS® Epicurean Orgy
Strottarga®
Urasawa® Omakase
Miyazaki® Wagyu Beef
Japanese Wagyu Beef is strictly graded by the Japanese Meat Grading Association. Being that it is the most exquisite beef in the world, it is imperative that this unique product is properly graded to protect integrity, transparency, and authenticity.
Wagyu Beef carcasses are graded between the sixth and seventh rib. Grading is based on two, very specific factors: Yield and Grade. Yield meaning the ratio of meat compared to the actual carcass weight. Grade meaning the overall Beef Marbling Score (BMS), Beef Color Standard (BCS) , Beef Fat Standard (BFS) , Firmness & Texture. In order to qualify as A5 Japanese Wagyu, beef must be graded as Grade A for yield and Grade 5 in BMS, BFS, BCS, firmness and texture.
Carlos Murphy's® Restaurants
Frusen Glädjé® Natural Ice Creams
Frusen Glädjé ice creams for the U.S. market. It was founded in 1980 by Richard Smith. Although the ice cream was made in the United States of America, it used a quasi-Swedish name and packaging of “Frusen Glädjé” (Swedish for “frozen joy” or “frozen delight”, although the correct Swedish spelling would be “Frusen glädje”, without the acute accent).
The ice cream that appeals to the sybaritic buyer with a taste for the very finest. Television commercials typically featured the catch phrase, “I ate all the Frusen Glädjé.”
Frusen Glädjé was available in eight flavors (15 in the New York shop).
Fruishi® Fruit Sushi
Presto Whip®
Granisado®
Dairy Mart is proud to be a part of the Frechef Food Systems family. Our Fruishi branded fruit sushi is made with the finest and freshest ingredients. Onigiri is made with creamy and delicious sweet Dairy Mart coconut milk. It is what we do best!
Whether we are paired with Fruishi or Granisado, by the pool or in your lunch or on the run throughout your workday, Dairy Marts provide the finest from around the world.
Granisado
cholado (Columbia)
halo halo (Fillipino)
chamoyada (Mexico)
frio frio, yun yun (Dominican Republic)
raspa, raspado (Mexico)
piragua (Puerto Rico)
minutas (El Salvador)
grandizado (Guatemala)
cremolada (Peru)
raspadinha (Brazil)
BaoBing (Taiwanese)
Chhoah-peng (Taiwanese)
Kakigori (Japan)
Patbingsu (Korea)
Teuk Kork Chus (Cambodia)
Ais kacang ( Malaysian/Singaporean)
Namkhaeng sai (Thailand)
Gola ganda (Pakistan)
Chuski (India)