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Phoenix’s culinary scene welcomes Bad Hambres Burritos, founded by Hank Murphy, offering frozen bean and cheese burritos that have quickly gained a cult following. This innovative venture combines passion and quality ingredients, attracting burrito lovers eager for their next drop. With a successful launch and growing demand, Bad Hambres is revolutionizing the frozen burrito market in Phoenix.
Phoenix’s Newest Frozen Burrito Sensation: Bad Hambres Burritos!
In the sun-drenched streets of Phoenix, a delightful smile is spreading among burrito lovers, all thanks to Hank Murphy and his latest culinary adventure, Bad Hambres Burritos. This intriguing new company has already created quite a buzz, gaining a cult following for their frozen bean and cheese burritos that are sure to tantalize your taste buds!
The Beginnings of a Burrito Wizard
From a young age, Hank Murphy was set on a path leading straight to burrito glory. Growing up in Phoenix, he was a picky eater who’d tag along to local Mexican restaurants with his parents. The little guy had one favorite, the renowned Los Dos Molinos, famous for its extraordinary bean and cheese burrito made with whole beans. Who would have guessed that his childhood gastronomic adventures would lead him to the burrito industry? Hank’s sheer passion for this comforting dish was evident even during fourth grade when he introduced his teacher to the magic of bean and cheese burritos.
Escaping the Ordinary
Fast forward to the present day, and we find Murphy channeling his burrito passion into Bad Hambres Burritos. The frozen burritos are described as “obsessively crafted,” and they are available in batches of six, 12, 24, or even 36 for just about $5.50 each. This accessibility has fueled the rapid growth of Murphy’s burrito empire as he sets out to satisfy cravings born from wilderness trips where he longed for that perfect burrito.
After completing his college education, Murphy took his quest to Kentucky, diving deep into the art of burrito-making. He studied various cooking techniques, engaged with cooking enthusiasts, and perfected his unique recipe. Eventually, he returned to his Phoenix roots, determined to create the ultimate burrito experience.
Testing the Waters
With a noticeable talent for crafting burritos, Murphy hosted a New Year’s Eve dinner party where friends raved about his creations. One friend’s enthusiastic encouragement to sell his burritos prompted a big leap; he sold out 120 burritos straight from his kitchen! And just like that, Bad Hambres was born, with Murphy deep in the trenches of burrito production.
From Kitchen to Company
To transition from home-cooking to a full-blown operation, Murphy embarked on a journey to secure permits from health departments and rented space in a shared commissary kitchen. To bring his vision to life, he often worked through the night, slowly realizing that he needed a dedicated kitchen of his own to keep up with the growing demand.
Eventually, fortune smiled upon him as he discovered a dormant kitchen that had once housed one of the very first Taco Bell locations back in 1965. After plenty of paperwork in August, Murphy felt ready to kick his day job to the curb and pour his heart into Bad Hambres Burritos.
The Dynamic Duo
Partnering with a friend named Sam, the duo quickly became a well-oiled machine. While Murphy focused on crafting those signature burritos, Sam took charge of marketing and getting the word out. They worked in harmony, and thanks to their engaging social media updates on burrito drops and the roller coaster journey of starting a food business, their following exploded!
Each burrito drop has turned into a frenzy, with the latest release selling out a staggering 6,000 burritos by the end of the week! Talk about a successful endeavor!
A Vision for the Future
What drives Murphy is his unwavering determination to create the absolute best frozen bean and cheese burrito possible. He places heavy emphasis on the质量 of ingredients, using slow-cooked beans in chicken broth and smothering them with delicious Monterey Jack cheese, all wrapped in a soft flour tortilla sourced from the local popular bakery, La Purisma.
For burrito aficionados, Bad Hambres is making waves! As Murphy’s dream unfolds, burrito lovers across Phoenix are keeping an eager eye on the next big drop. Stay tuned, because it looks like this burrito revolution is just getting started, and you won’t want to miss out!
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