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The Fort Wayne Food Truck Association and the Downtown Improvement District have brought back Foodstock at One Summit Square for its second year.

The food truck craze is more than just a fad. It's clear that many area food trucks have set deep roots in Fort Wayne after building a loyal following and serving up gourmet meals from the confines of a small kitchen. The community is invited to celebrate the inventive kitchen on wheels at FOODSTOCK

PaPa's Mini Donuts & Cheese Curds is something that would look at home on fairgrounds, surrounded by rides and carnival games.

Ricky’s Taqueria, one of the best Mexican restaurants in Elkhart County, has a new food truck.

Food trucks are now serving up lunch on Princeton's square.

Pulled pork tacos, messy barbecue and Teriyaki lobster rolls are just a few of the menu items served out of the Raging Kitchen food truck

Raging Kitchen sells pulled-pork tacos, teriyaki lobster rolls, moo shu wraps, jumbo shrimp and more. And the mobile kitchen can match the efficiency of a 120-seat restaurant at full capacity, officials said, adding that they pride themselves on upscale ingredients.

Fishers last month became the first Hamilton County community to pass an ordinance specifically regulating the new fleet of mobile businesses. The controversial measure was intended to encourage food trucks to roll into town, but vendors say it could have the opposite effect.

Healthy in a Hurry food truck will roll into the Twin Cities early next month. Owner Christie Collier of Lexington said the mobile restaurant will offer residents a quick bite to eat. But menu options will be healthier compared to fast food options.

The economics of operating in the ’burbs are uncertain to begin with, Indianapolis-based Scratchtruck owner Matt Kornmeyer said, citing the typical sprawl that limits foot traffic.