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Old world flavor saved with an assist from Clayton steam technology

Changes in the dairy industry led to a quality challenge for Goodberry’s Frozen Custard.

Goodberyy's Frozen Custard truck
"It’s different than premium ice cream – way different than frozen yogurt, but still a frozen desert. Better than both!"
That’s how Will Brozowski, Sales Engineer for Clayton Industries, describes Goodberry’s Frozen Custard, the unique, all-natural treat that is considered one of the culinary treasures of the greater Raleigh-Durham region of North Carolina.
“Frozen custard is quite different from ice cream,” explains Henry Brathwaite, Goodberry’s President.“ It’s what used to be called French ice cream, very similar to the recipe Thomas Jefferson brought to the United States from France. Unfortunately, many dairies were going out of business, or were consolidated and replaced by standard quality liquid milk plants. We needed a process we could bring in-house to recreate thick, rich milk.”

“Goodberry’s is only getting more popular, so they want to be ready for more production capacity."
"We found a way to save them money in upfront equipment and operating costs… If business grows as expected they’re all set up to add another 100 BHP unit without having to make a substantial capital improvement to ramp up.”


Introduction to Clayton Industries 

Advanced Steam Boiler Technology That Is Safe, Efficient And Reliable
Clayton Equipment provides these benefits:
  • Reduced space requirements
  • Higher fuel efficiency
  • Rapid startup and load response
  • Lower blowdown rates
  • Higher quality steam output
  • Inherent higher level of operator safety
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