Article: Culver's delivers one-two munch: ButterBurger, custard have chain ringing up success in Midwest

The F word -- that would be "fat" -- abounds at Culver's restaurants.

Abounding is just what's likely to happen when a restaurant's trademarked, top-selling menu item is nefariously named the ButterBurger. Or when its second biggest mover is premium frozen custard. And especially when both those items compose part of the store's logo.

Haven't heard of Culver's? That's OK. Prior to 2000, a lot of folks didn't know much about Krispy Kreme either. But in much the same way that company's sugar bombs initially made it a Wall Street darling, 22-year-old Culver's signature custard and hamburgers served on toasted buttered buns are poised for introduction to more markets.

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