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Burgerville Introduces New Locally Sourced Shake Menu

October 10, 2019

Company Doubles-Down on Regional Sourcing by Partnering Up with Local Purveyors

PORTLAND, Ore. – Oct. 9, 2019 – Burgerville, a brand deeply rooted in the Pacific Northwest and known for its seasonal, local menu offerings, announces an entire shake menu revamp to go hyper-local, keeping nearly $400,000 in the regional food economy. The new menu will continue to supply customers with a variety of delicious shake choices that are now made with ingredients that pay homage to artisanal and fresh products of the Pacific Northwest.

“Our goal was to celebrate the best flavors of our wonderful region by replacing artificial and non-local ingredients with those that are locally sourced and natural,” said Jamie Powell, senior vice president of menu design and development. “We spent months collaborating with some amazing partners to create our everyday shake menu. The high-quality ingredients create flavor that really shines through and we’re excited for our fans to find their new favorite.”

Shakes start with a base of either ice cream, made with whole milk and heavy cream from Alpenrose Dairy, or a plant-based ice cream from Eugene-based Coconut Bliss. Burgerville’s everyday shake offerings will feature 100 percent locally grown or produced ingredients from like-minded partners including, Portland Roasting, Pacific Northwest strawberry farms, like Liepold Farms, Seely Mint, Holy Kakow and Ground Up PDX.

Burgerville debuts its new hyper-local milkshake menu on Oct. 10. The new frosty treats are:

  • Classic Chocolate: Organic chocolate sauce made in small batches by hand from Portland’s Holy Kakow delivers a flavor upgrade to this menu standard.
  • Sweet Cream: Produced by Alpenrose Dairy, Burgerville’s new milkshake formula is the star of the shake program featuring whole milk and heavy cream. This simple shake is lightly sweetened, extra rich and creamy.
  • Oregon Strawberry: Previously available only seasonally, Oregon Strawberry is now made year-round thanks to flash-freezing berries from growers such as Liepold Farms in Boring, Oregon. The berries are harvested at peak season to ensure optimal sweetness and nutrition. By adding this berry delight to the permanent menu, Burgerville expects to use up to 75,000 pounds of Oregon fruit per year.
  • Mint Patty: Heirloom, locally grown peppermint oil and peppermint patties are the star of the new fresh Mint Patty Shake. Both are made on-site at Seely Farm, a fourth-generation mint farm growing premium quality peppermint and spearmint in Clatskanie, Oregon.
  • Portland Cold Brew: This shake gets its jolt from a concentrated cold brew from Portland Roasting, a long-time Burgerville coffee partner that went carbon-neutral in 2007 and practices sustainability around the globe.
  • Hazelnut Chocolate: Oregon-grown hazelnuts are made into a rich nut butter that gives this shake its deep-roasted flavor and creamy texture. The butters are provided by Ground Up PDX, a not-just-for-profit company helping get formerly homeless and trafficked women back on their feet.

    The company’s original commitment to the Pacific Northwest is fully expressed through their new shake menu which will be available in every restaurant location beginning tomorrow. Burgerville isn’t stopping there. This addition is just the launching pad for many more releases to come. Fans can expect to see more collaborations next year.

    About Burgerville
    Established in 1961 with headquarters in Vancouver, Washington, Burgerville’s vision for the Pacific Northwest is to be the healthiest region on the planet by investing in our communities one bite at a time from its 41 locations throughout Oregon and Southwest Washington. More than 1,500 employees strong, the hometown favorite delivers seasonal, local food from 989 Northwest family farms and ranches.

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