Food Truck Advice From Real Mobile Kitchen Owners: Part 2

There’s no better way to learn about a particular industry than by learning from people who are currently conquering it.

In the spirit of that thinking, we have compiled some food truck advice from real food truck owners, and all of this advice can be found below.

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Food Truck Advice From Real Mobile Kitchen Owners: Part 2

A Picnic Place Is Serving Up Mouthwatering Foods This Fall — And All Year Long As Well

“Food trucks are taking over the scene. They really are. If you are a fan of food, then that is a great thing. If you are looking to get involved in a great industry and run your own business, then that is also a great thing.”

“FoodTruckr had the pleasure of speaking with Julie Byers of A Picnic Place, which can be described as a catering and mobile food business. A Picnic Place is located in Mounds, Oklahoma, and it’s bringing the idea of a picnic to a completely different level.”

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Barroluco Argentine Comfort Food Is Bringing Delicious Argentine Dishes To The Food Truck Industry

“The food truck industry is an amazing industry for so many different reasons. If you are a food lover, then this industry is second-to-none thanks to the great meals that are served up on a daily basis. Not to mention, the variety is tremendous.”

“For instance, foodies can go to a taco truck one day and then get Argentine food the very next day. In terms of Argentine food, that is exactly what Barroluco Argentine Comfort Food is bringing to the table.”

“FoodTruckr had the pleasure of speaking with Victor Omar D’Angelo of Barroluco Argentine Comfort Food. Barroluco might serve up delicious Argentine food, but it’s actually located in Columbus, Ohio. According to D’Angelo, Barroluco’s goal is “to establish Barroluco as an affordable-luxury, fast-casual mobile restaurant and bakery.” Nonetheless, this food truck is offering up otherworldly food left and right, and they also cater.”

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Gypsy Express’ Unique Background Is Why The Food Truck Industry Is So Great

“Not everyone who enters the food truck industry has a background in food, if you will. Some people enter this industry to become chefs, even though they have little experience in that department. Others enter because they are entrepreneurs and they want to get their first business underway. Then there are people who enter this fine industry for completely different reasons, and Gypsy Express fits that description.”

“FoodTruckr had the pleasure of interviewing Karen Melanson of Gypsy Express. Gypsy Express is located in Quebec. What makes it so unique? Well, for starters, this food truck is family-owned and operated. It’s interesting to note that Melanson and her husband, Gilles Lepage, started up a food truck as a from of retirement plan.”

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