CRAYON
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U.S. first reported 47m ago by Fox News · updated 32m ago

Retro burger chain once served up beloved TV character to American diners

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Fox News reports on Howdy Beef N' Burger, a burger chain launched in the 1960s by William Rosenberg, the founder of Dunkin' Donuts. According to the outlet, the chain was built around the TV puppet Howdy Doody and grew to about 30 locations before being largely forgotten.

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  1. Fox News FIRST 47m ago Retro burger chain once served up beloved TV character to American diners

    Before Dunkin' ever became a coffee empire, founder William Rosenberg built Howdy Beef N' Burger around the Howdy Doody puppet with about 30 locations.

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