Does Turkey Hill have coupons?
Does Turkey Hill have coupons?
All new flavors are approved and certified kosher before we produce them. Starting in 2021, Turkey Hill Dairy does not offer coupons, including digital and mailed coupons. We do, however, love to occasionally surprise and delight our super fans who participate in surveys and polls as members of our Turkey Hill Nation.
Does Turkey Hill have free coffee on Black Friday?
Turkey Hill will offer each shopper a free 16-ounce cup of coffee, fountain or slushey on Black Friday. Stop into a Turkey Hill on Thanksgiving beginning at 10 PM and all day Black Friday for a free 16 oz coffee, fountain, or slushey available while supplies last.
What is Turkey Hill slogan?
Toward that end, Turkey Hill will continue to leverage its slogan, “Imported from Lancaster County,” which through skillful marketing and education has become an enduring image even for consumers who’ve never set foot in Pennsylvania Dutch Country.
Where is Turkey Hill based?
The company, which is headquartered in Conestoga, Pennsylvania, was a subsidiary of Kroger from 1985 until it was sold to private equity firm Peak Rock Capital in 2019.
What is Turkey Hill most popular flavors?
Here are Turkey Hill’s top 10 favorite flavors:
- Butter Pecan.
- Chocolate Marshmallow.
- Black Raspberry.
- Black Cherry.
- Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough.
- Double Dunker (mocha ice cream with cookie dough and chocolate cookie swirls).
- Peanut Butter Ripple (vanilla ice cream with peanut butter waves).
- Cookies n Cream.
Did Turkey Hill go out of business?
Turkey Hill Dairies, the Lancaster County manufacturer of premium ice creams and iced tea, is being sold by its parent company, Kroger to Peak Rock Capital, a Texas-based private equity firm. “It’ll remain business as usual.
Does Turkey Hill make their own ice cream?
All Natural Ice Cream Flavors Get a good taste of Lancaster County lifestyle with Turkey Hill All Natural Ice Cream — churned with all natural ingredients and a little extra cream for unforgettable richness.
