"Mr. Bill" > wrote in message
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> Hot sausage and mustard!
> While we're in the mood --
> Cold jelly and custard! courtesy of Oliver....
>
> Has your city and/or town been innodated with "truck food"...you know
> the neighborhood vendors...in the step van?
>
> I have had reservations about eating that type of food...but I do
> recall an outstanding vendor in Hamilton, Bermuda. It was very
> enjoyable.
>
> Have you experienced any truck vendors?
>
>
> Join me....a little fun, some ramblings and good recipes

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The only ones I've seen are taco or Mexican ones. Some even have an eating
area. I've not tried the food. The ones I have seen are never located in a
place where I would feel the need to stop to eat.

"Mr. Bill" wrote:
>
> Has your city and/or town been innodated with "truck food"...you know
> the neighborhood vendors...in the step van?

The Roach Coach... ptomaine to go.

Julie Bove wrote:
> "Mr. Bill" > wrote

>> Has your city and/or town been innodated with "truck food"...you know
>> the neighborhood vendors...in the step van?
>>
>> I have had reservations about eating that type of food...but I do
>> recall an outstanding vendor in Hamilton, Bermuda. It was very
>> enjoyable.
>>
>> Have you experienced any truck vendors?

> The only ones I've seen are taco or Mexican ones. Some even have an
> eating area. I've not tried the food. The ones I have seen are
> never located in a place where I would feel the need to stop to eat.

There is a vegan truck at the farmers market, but the only other
truck I can think of is of the hot dog variety. From what I've read,
it's a popular truck, but really, I don't ever think Let me drive over
and get a hot dog (or whatever) from this truck. On top of that
it's right across the street from a great Italian deli, I know where
I'd go.

I'd love to see a Mexican truck.

nancy

On Thu, 16 Sep 2010 09:30:18 -0400, "Nancy Young"
> wrote:

>Julie Bove wrote:
>> "Mr. Bill" > wrote
>
>>> Has your city and/or town been innodated with "truck food"...you know
>>> the neighborhood vendors...in the step van?
>>>
>>> I have had reservations about eating that type of food...but I do
>>> recall an outstanding vendor in Hamilton, Bermuda. It was very
>>> enjoyable.
>>>
>>> Have you experienced any truck vendors?
>
>> The only ones I've seen are taco or Mexican ones. Some even have an
>> eating area. I've not tried the food. The ones I have seen are
>> never located in a place where I would feel the need to stop to eat.
>
>There is a vegan truck at the farmers market, but the only other
>truck I can think of is of the hot dog variety. From what I've read,
>it's a popular truck, but really, I don't ever think Let me drive over
>and get a hot dog (or whatever) from this truck. On top of that
>it's right across the street from a great Italian deli, I know where
>I'd go.
>
>I'd love to see a Mexican truck.
>

I've never had that kind of lunch truck near where I've worked either,
but we have trucks in town that tweet their locations. They put out a
head's up Tweet saying they'll be a location x in 10 minutes and
customers are lined up, waiting for them when they arrive. Nice
little businesses and they are clean too.

--
I love cooking with wine.
Sometimes I even put it in the food.

<Brooklyn1> wrote in message
...
> "Mr. Bill" wrote:
>>
>> Has your city and/or town been innodated with "truck food"...you know
>> the neighborhood vendors...in the step van?
>
> The Roach Coach... ptomaine to go.

Does that include dirty water hot dogs?