Original
The creamy classic. Pepper, pimentos and a splash of hot sauce give it a little kick.
Made in small batches in Burlington since 1952, with real Wisconsin cheese ground fresh several times a day.
The creamy classic. Pepper, pimentos and a splash of hot sauce give it a little kick.
The same recipe with jalapeños added, for anyone who likes it hotter.
Both flavors come in all three sizes.
Look for the brown-and-orange tub at these grocers.
Don’t see it at your store? Ask the manager to carry Stan’s.
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Stan Hudgins grew his own grocery store into produce markets, five stores and a neighborhood diner, hauling his own goods along the way.
Stan’s Pimento Cheese begins. Stan and his wife, Virginia, make it the way they run everything else: carefully, with no shortcuts.
By now Stan’s has gone from the family’s own stores onto the shelves of regional grocery chains.
Their daughter, Sherry Hudgins-Tapp, takes over the operation as the second generation.
Jeff and Giselle Mitchell, longtime fans and Burlington locals, buy the company, with plans to take Stan’s across the Southeast.
Crispy fritters made with the Jalapeño, creamy inside with a little heat.
Chicken thighs in a white wine cream sauce with Stan’s stirred in, tossed with rotini.
Tuna and Stan’s, mixed into a dip for any get-together.
Stan’s hires for production, packaging, sales, customer service and distribution.
Ask about openings: (336) 570-2572