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How do food trucks work?
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I like the CFA idea. Hadn't thought about the time crunch thing. Very good point. At festivals the food trucks tend to be slow...and when you're running an event the lunch hour can turn to two very easily.
And don't forget the porta pottys!
And don't forget the porta pottys!
Check out your nearest large construction site around lunch time.
Used to be Roach Coaches selling on site, now it is mamacitas out of mini vans. Phenomenal how many folks they feed in a short time and the food is good and relatively cheap.
They would be available on Sat and Sunday too......
Used to be Roach Coaches selling on site, now it is mamacitas out of mini vans. Phenomenal how many folks they feed in a short time and the food is good and relatively cheap.
They would be available on Sat and Sunday too......
Seems like a lot of the local events like Cherry Blossom Festival, and even the local church events always have a good selection of food trucks. Lots of variety. I know Ingleside Baptist had their Trunk or treat and had CFA, Zaxby's, a BBQ truck, Guitarras Mexican, and they were pretty quick considering the large crowd.
One word..."Tacos".
We attend and host shoots throughout the year where there are 50 to 500+ folks.
1. Check with the local high school booster clubs as concessions are normally their primary fundraisers.
2. Invite a food truck or two.
3. Pizza - You can order pizza and sell it by the slice for quick and easy food for hungry teenagers and parents.
As shoot management, you already have your hands full, leave the food to someone else
1. Check with the local high school booster clubs as concessions are normally their primary fundraisers.
2. Invite a food truck or two.
3. Pizza - You can order pizza and sell it by the slice for quick and easy food for hungry teenagers and parents.
As shoot management, you already have your hands full, leave the food to someone else
I’ve used The Varsity’s food truck in the past with great results. We would choose the menu in advance and provide an accurate number of meals to be prepared. I always included the food in the cost of the event vs. have the attendees purchase their food individually
Most trucks that I’ve contacted need you to guarantee ($$) that a certain number of meals will be sold, and you’re responsible for trash collection and site cleanup
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Most trucks that I’ve contacted need you to guarantee ($$) that a certain number of meals will be sold, and you’re responsible for trash collection and site cleanup
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