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Graze Craze Fayetteville celebrates opening

By Staff Report, posted 4 months ago
Group photo of franchise owner Cookie Brice with ceremonial oversized scissors surrounded by friends and family about to cut the ribbon to signify the official opening of her new charcuterie shop. Photo courtesy of the Greater Fayetteville Chamber of Commerce.

The new Graze Craze location in Fayetteville, located at 4011 Sycamore Dairy Road, Suite 108 in Sycamore Station II, celebrated its grand opening last week with a ribbon-cutting ceremony. The event was attended by dozens of local dignitaries, community members, friends and family. 

The new charcuterie shop is owned by franchisee Cookie Brice. Brice is a U.S. Army Veteran who’s happy she can bring the brand’s festive foods to her military brothers and sisters and others in town. Graze Craze is a fast-growing group of stores where expert teams of Grazologists™ curate charcuterie using a variety of high-quality ingredients. 

Boards are available in a variety of sizes, from a date night or small gathering to a large spread fit for parties and events. Custom orders are welcome; each board is made fresh to order and is available for in-store pickup and local delivery.  

For updates and board inspiration, follow along on Instagram @grazecraze_fayetteville_nc or on Facebook @GrazeCrazeFayettevilleNC. Or check out their website: https://grazecrazefranchise.com/ 

 


 

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