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Dippin' Dots, an innovator in the frozen dessert industry, has been delighting customers with its unique ice cream since its founding. Established by Curt Jones in 1988 in Paducah, Kentucky, Dippin' Dots revolutionized the ice cream experience with its signature flash-frozen beads, offering a refreshing and enjoyable treat.
Based in Paducah, Kentucky, this franchise has consistently pushed the envelope in the world of frozen desserts, securing a beloved spot among dessert lovers around the globe.
The franchise began its expansion through franchising in 1999, inviting entrepreneurs to be a part of the frozen dessert revolution. Dippin' Dots is celebrated for its distinctive ice cream, available in a wide variety of flavors. These range from classic favorites like chocolate and vanilla to inventive flavors like cotton candy and birthday cake.
What sets Dippin' Dots apart from traditional ice cream is its pioneering cryogenic freezing method, which results in tiny, individual ice cream beads. This innovative approach, along with the smooth and creamy texture, distinguishes Dippin' Dots from other frozen dessert brands. With a focus on creating a fun and memorable experience, Dippin' Dots has become a popular choice for families, dessert aficionados, and event attendees seeking a unique ice cream experience.
Here's what you would need to invest if you were to start this franchise. These costs are provided by the franchisor in the Franchise Disclosure Document.
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Ongoing Training and Support
Dippin' Dots provides franchisees with territory protection under specific conditions outlined in the franchise agreement. This agreement details the rights and responsibilities associated with the designated "Territory."
Territory Franchise
Store Only Franchise
Distribution Franchise
Protection Commitment Dippin' Dots ensures that no other franchise or license will be granted to establish a business in the same enclosed mall, strip mall, shopping center, or facility where a franchisee's fixed location store or kiosk operates. This protection is contingent on the franchisee meeting the performance requirements specified in a mutually agreed performance plan.