How Martin’s Potato Rolls Became the ‘It’ Burger Bun

Eater |2017

“The answer is a combination of a few factors: there’s the Shake Shack effect, surely, but the global reach of Martin’s potato rolls has also been fueled by nostalgia and the power of internet word-of-mouth..."

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Martin’s All-American Story is World Famous

PR Newswire |2017

“Martin's Famous Potato Rolls and Bread are becoming world famous as the American family owned and operated company, Martin's Famous Pastry Shoppe, Inc., located in Chambersburg, Pennsylvania, is now exporting to more than 20 countries. Already the number one selling hamburger roll in America, Martin's soft, pillowy, buttery potato roll is gaining traction in countries around the world including United Arab Emirates, Italy, Japan, United Kingdom, Australia, and Saudi Arabia..."

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Martin’s Old-Fashioned Real Butter Bread to be Featured at The International Restaurant and Foodservice Show

PR Newswire |2017

“Martin's Famous Potato Rolls and Bread will be featuring their Old-Fashioned Real Butter Bread at The 24th Annual International Restaurant & Foodservice Show of New York on March 5-7...Martin's is delighted to introduce attendees to their famous potato rolls as well as to their newest product, which has become an instant favorite to many, Old-Fashioned Real Butter Bread..."

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Martin’s demonstrates creativity for National Grilled Cheese Month

Fox 43 |2017

“In honor of [National Grilled Cheese Month], Martin's is stopping by the FOX43 Kitchen with a number of different creations inspired by the month.

Anne and Julie Martin will be presenting some of their creations from their "grilled cheese bar", similar to a salad bar but just for these cheesy sandwiches.”

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Franklin County PA: Mercersburg, Chambersburg and Greencastle

getawaymavens.com |2017

Things to Do in Franklin County PA

“Visit: Martin’s Golden Roll Visitor’s Center. I love ‘garage-business-makes-it-big’ stories, and this one, with a focus on charity, is one of the best. Though you cannot tour the facility, you can get within reach of many of the Martin’s original baking tools and see an orientation video (and of course leave with samples!)..."

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