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I cant say enough about the cold


So maybe you've noticed I do a food truck review not necessarily about promoting trucks.This month i’m going to talk about what food trucks do to survive the winter season. In the business we like to call them the trucks that stay out through the winter season. Yup through the cold no matter the weather, day to day, hour to hour hoping you'll come by and support or simply just get drunk and nasty enough at a brewery to venture outside to sober up a little and eat. Breweries, yes there a fabulous place to find a food truck all year... Craft beer and most savory trucks like Tacofied, Twisted T’s, Incredibowl and Supadupa go together well. These brave Winter Warriors are a few of the trucks out there grinding through the food and frost to serve up a smile and a togo container of warm delicious eats. They all frequent spots like The Guild, Smug Brewing, Proclamation Ale, and Linesider Just to name a few. We love our die hard mobile chefs who’s dedication and love for the industry really keep us all alive. These small businesses, local artisans, and community gathering trucks are an essential to our well being in my mind. I mean where else can you go to fill your gut, brighten your night and feed your soul. Spend some time seeking these trucks out people call them up to cater a party or event! If your at the farmers market or the flea market at the farm fresh building on Sims ave on Sat or Sun stop by one of those delicious trucks or grab a cup o joe at Modesto down on South Water St, there out there people, show em some love and if ya don't we'll you know... Just “go truck yourself! :) For a list of trucks out in the winter check out my blog www.atomicblondeblog.com



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