|
 
      
Corporate
Headquarters for the Southern Maid Donut Flour Company
Franchise
Opportunity

|
The
History of Southern Maid Donuts |
|
Southern Maid Donuts
began in 1937 by Mr. and Mrs. J.B. Hargrove. A
young couple coming out of the throws of the
great depression, they created Southern Maid
because they saw the need in the market for
quality donuts. They created their own recipes,
which have stood the test of time. Quality
ingredients and uncompromised procedures are
reason for the continued success of the Hargrove
family to this very day.
The product was so well accepted that besides...
 |
|
 |
|
 |
|
Homage To The
Ultimate Donut |
|
On the Western Side of Shreveport,
Louisiana, a modern day totem rises high above the Interstate 20
decorated simply with a relief of giant red neon words that
light up the night sky -HOT HOT HOT. Those three steaming red
words, together with a logo in green neon, signal a shrine for
the Southern Maid faithful. Everyone who...
 |
|
 |
|
Elvis and Southern
Maid Donuts |
|
Elvis
did the only commercial of his life for any product on November
6, 1954, for Southern Maid Donuts. He sang their jingle. "You
can get 'em piping hot after four PM, you can get 'em piping
hot. Southern Maid Donuts hit the spot, you can get 'em piping
hot after four PM." Nothing is known of Elvis's impact on
Southern Maid Donut sales. |
|
 |
|
Guiness World Book
Of Records |
|
LARGEST DONUT: It took 8 people to
lift the 74-lb doughnut out of the specially constructed
3-foot-deep cooking vat used to deep fry it. Made by the Holly
Drive Baptist Church Youth Group of Richardson, Texas, under the
direction of Monty Maple, with assistance from the Southern Maid
Donut Company, the glazed doughnut had a 5-foot 9-inch diameter. |
|
HOME | HISTORY |
APPLICATION | LICENSE
AGREEMENT | EQUIPMENT LIST |
FLOOR PLANS |
EMPLOYEE WEB MAIL
| CONTACT US
NUTRITION | PICTURE GALLERY
| DISCLAIMER
Copyright © 2005 - 2008 Southern Maid Donut Flour
Company
This site was built on 6-8-2005. It was last
updated on 3-11-2008 at 7:26pm.
This site is best viewed at 1024x768 Resolution on Internet Explorer. Please change for
optimal performance.
|