Zombies And Factories Just Go So Well Together, Especially In Columbus

October 30, 2009 at 4:04 PM | by egw | 0 Comments

Become an informed consumer while still on vacation! Check out Jaunted's newest series of the best factory tours the world over.

In this year's surprise horror comedy hit "Zombieland," a college student attempts to find out if his parents in Columbus, Ohio are alive. If you find yourself in the position of having to flee from a zombie invasion, you may want to hide in these Columbus-area factories—so take the tours now, just in case.

American Whistle Corporation (6540 Huntley Rd.)
This company claims it's the last manufacturer of metal safety whistles, the kind carried by referees, in America. After the free 45-minute tour you get a free whistle, which will be useful for keeping your anti-zombie band together while you search a burned-out city block for food. Call 800-876-2918 to organize a tour.

Graeter's Ice Cream (2555 Bethel Rd.)
Can't shake that band of zombies that's been trailing you all over town? Lure them into a walk-in freezer where this regional treat is created and celebrate being once again alone in the world with a scoop of Coconut Chip or Pumpkin Pie. Request a tour on their website.

Krema Nut Company (1000 West Goodale Blvd.)
Nut up or shut up? We'll go for the nuts at the sandwich store showcasing this company's gourmet spreads, including Hot & Spicy Peanut Butter and Natural Cashew Butter. Call to schedule a tour Jan. through Sept. at 800-222-4132.

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