Well, sort of … Some Amish communities have “wedding wagons”. It’s not unusual for 300-500 guests to be present at these weddings … and they do it without the use of electricity. Meals are served at the home of the bride or sometimes a close friend of the family. Wedding wagons provide an additional kitchen. […]
The Great Food Truck Race demonstrated the food trucks “made it to the big time.” Run over five seasons, 2010-2014, this TV show showcased food trucks from different parts of the country. Staffed by a group of 3, the contestants raced from the west coast to the east coast. Given specific ingredients to cook with […]
A “chuck wagon” was developed out of necessity for those long cattle drives. In 1866, Charles Goodnight, a cattle herder purchased an Army States Army wagon and installed shelving and drawers. It was stocked with utensils, pots and pans, medical supplies, as well as foods that preserved well. Cornmeal, dried beans and coffee were three […]
Corporate events and activities are evolving with time and the leading team building activity revolves around food trucks! What better way to plan your spooky scary Halloween office party than with an all day food truck dining event. Whether you have a taste for American to Asian, European or Latin, you can take a trip […]