Gavin's Greats

I know it’s been quiet here, but I needed to give an update!!

I’ve been very busy as the last few weekends I spent with my mom since school was starting soon (today’s my first day). I’m also officially on the soccer team, so that season has started now as well. I appreciate all your support throughout the summer and as I have time, I will be out again. It just won’t be as consistent. I’ll post as I know when I can set up.

Thanks again for your continued support 🙂

Check us out at Genesee Open Air Market!! We’re here until 5pm today 😊

Come see us today!! We’re here until 5 😊

We are here from 10-5 today!!

Come on out and see us 😀 🇺🇸

Due to today’s unpredictable weather and storms early afternoon we will not be at the Genesee Open Air Marker today. 😢

We will see you next Saturday and hopefully another day as well, we will keep you posted on which days we will be there mid week 😄

Thanks to all those who came out this weekend, especially during the rain!! We appreciate you and can’t wait to see you next weekend 😊

We just picked up this up for tomorrow’s floats!! Have you ever had Ashby’s ice cream?! It is seriously the best and it’s a Michigan based company

Thanks to everyone who came out yesterday!

Can’t wait to see you next week

We’re out here at Genesee Open Air Market until 5...come grab a Koegel and Ice Cream Float 😃

Proud to serve Koegel's!

Here's a litttle history: Not many businesses can say they have been around since the early 1900s, but not many businesses are like The Koegel Meat Company.

Albert Koegel came to the Flint area in 1916 to start his own business. Albert's dream turned into reality after talking with a salesman from Armour Foods. The salesman told Mr. Koegel that if he moved to Flint, Michigan, that he would stand a good chance of making the business work, due to the projected growth of the automobile industry.

Albert Koegel began his training in an apprenticeship program in Germany. Here he learned the meat business from the ground up. After completing his apprenticeship, he moved to America and then to Flint to pursue his dream of starting his own meat company.

By the mid 1930s, Albert had built up enough business to construct a plant to produce his meat products. He employed just a handful of workers, nothing compared to the nearly one hundred people employed today. As the number of employees increased, so did sales and the product line.

Read more at https://www.koegelmeats.com/about

Craving Flint's original Koegel hot dog?

Stop up at the Genesee Open Air Market today from 12-4 and grab a few with an Ice Cold Coke!