Food Truck Podcast
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- Listen To The Food Truck Podcast
- Podcast Archives
- Update: LA Approves Improved Grading System for Food Trucks
- Baked Ho-tteok Sweet Pancake
- Food Cart Profile: Koo’s Grill
- Breaking into the Food Truck Industry – Part 1
- Mobile Food Vendors may have Grading System Imposed
- 6 More Reasons Atlanta Needs More Food Trucks
- Technology Review: Road Stoves GPS
- Marketing and the Mobile Food Vendor
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Podcast Archives
Update: LA Approves Improved Grading System for Food Trucks
As we previously reported, Los Angeles County supervisors were to vote on pending food truck legislation this week. On Tuesday, the supervisors voted unanimously in favor of the proposal, and in 30 days, the new law will go into effect. The regulation authorizes health inspectors[...]
Baked Ho-tteok Sweet Pancake
As mentioned in our Koo’s Grill profile, we will provide you with a recipe for a homemade version of their wonderful ho-tteok. This Baked Ho-tteok will give your kitchen a well-balanced smell of melted sugar and cinnamon and may even give your senses the idea[...]
Food Cart Profile: Koo’s Grill
If the rent is too damn high, try out the treat that proves that one dollar can, and in fact, buy you happiness. Koo's Sweet Rice Pancake Ho-tteok Cart sits parked outside a market in the Koreatown area of Los Angeles. Koo is the family[...]
Breaking into the Food Truck Industry – Part 1
In today’s economy, more than ever, people are looking for alternative sources of employment for themselves. Throw a dash of American entrepreneurship into the mix, and you will find that one of the largest growing search areas on Internet sites such as Google, Yahoo Search,[...]
Mobile Food Vendors may have Grading System Imposed
The Grades are in: Los Angeles County set to ratify new food truck regulations. There are an estimated 10,000 food vehicles which navigate the streets of Los Angeles County. On Tuesday, all five of the L.A. County supervisors gave preliminary approval for a new ordinance that[...]
6 More Reasons Atlanta Needs More Food Trucks
And they are all centered on Chef Ron Eyester Although slow, the Atlanta area’s food truck industry is building up steam. You might think that with this happening, restaurant owners would do all they can to keep from losing paying customers. One such owner, Chef[...]
Technology Review: Road Stoves GPS
The Road Stoves GPS app is a must download for anyone who is looking to use food trucks as a meal source, especially in the Los Angeles area. The application first requests your area, then provides all of the trucks in their database that are within[...]
Marketing and the Mobile Food Vendor
In recent years the mobile food industry has been gaining momentum, especially in larger metro areas. New York City, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Seattle and Washington D.C. have seen the influx of food trucks expand exponentially. Besides their numbers, this new generation of vendors is[...]