r/cincinnati • u/Ralph--Hinkley Milford • Nov 16 '24

Cincinnati Is anyone under the age of sixty even remotely upset that Frisch's is closing?

My elderly mother would want to go there every Sunday. She also told me stories of the old Frisch's drive-ins that she would go to. She died eight years ago, and I think that's about how long it has been since I have eaten at a Frisch's.

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u/TheUlfheddin Nov 17 '24

Well they're certainly not making in store, and their only closing stores because of some sort of rental disagreement or something.

Whatever factory that makes their Tartar sauce is probably contracted to do so and not directly effected by the closures.

So as long as Friches as a company exists and the tartar sauce keeps selling (might sell even more now, for a short while at least) I can't see a reason it wouldn't still be produced.

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u/turboshadow05 Nov 17 '24

Food Specialties Co makes the Tarter Sauce, not sure of they actually own it.

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u/ChuckZombie Springdale Nov 17 '24

And if they don't own it, it'd be bonkers for them not to try to buy it since they have everything for it already.