Have you ever found yourself in a situation where you are eating french fries with hot sauce and you can’t help but wonder how you get the hot sauce from the chili peppers? It is completely normal to be curious about how certain foods are processed, like how milk turns into cheese or tomato turns into ketchup. You can easily quench your thirst for knowledge by simply visiting factories that make those products and speaking with the people who make it all happen.
ThisIsEngineering/Pexels|It is completely normal to be curious about how your favorite products are made
Today, we have listed down some of the best food factories in America that you can visit. These factories are going to be a goldmine of knowledge and information while touring them is surely going to be an amazing experience.
1. Ben & Jerry’s
The Ben & Jerry’s production factory is located in Waterbury, Vermont. This iconic ice cream company is well known for its far-out flavors and chunky texture. The gates of the factory first opened in 1985 for the public and so people can walk around inside as a would-be tourist and if they’re lucky, they’ll eventually find a well-stocked scoop shop too.
Lukas/Pexels | You are sure to have an amazing time at the Ben & Jerry’s factory
2. Boehm’s Candies & Chocolates
Boehm’s Candies & Chocolate factory is located in Issaquah, Washington, and has been around since 1942. A visit to this factory is truly a delight; seeing truffles get rolled and fresh peanut brittles get made, that’s our idea of heaven. If you want to experience it for yourself, book a guided tour or just visit within the operating hours. You can also visit the chalet shop where you will be able to buy fresh confections. Sign us up!
3. Theo Chocolate
Located in the city of Seattle, Washington, Theo Chocolate promises an amazing time at their factory. First, you get to learn about responsible farming and the origin of cacao. Then you will get to watch the chocolates being made and not soon after, you get to taste test all of the Theo chocolates best sellers!
Budgeron Bach/Pexels | It won’t be like Charlie & The Chocolate Factory but is still worth the visit
So which of these factories are you planning on visiting first?