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Catonsville, MD: Get into Gyro with Ariana Kabob Grill
Cook Sadiqullah Sayeedi says its most popular menu item is the chicken kabob.
Cleveland, OH: Local Food Truck Chef to Add Second Rig
We want to keep things local, so we are currently sourcing a brand that is local to Cleveland to provide us with hard packed ice cream
Shreveport, LA: It’s the Law – Operating ice cream trucks in Shreveport
Shreveport’s few ice cream trucks operate without a lot of special consideration from local government.
National News: Food Trucks for Dogs – A New Trend
Food trucks have become extremely popular in the last decade. Now, a new trend is on the rise – the food truck for dogs! That’s right, while strolling at the beach or dog park, you may find a doggie food truck offering fresh, natural treats for your pet.
Chicago, IL: Best Food Trucks At The Taste of Chicago
The city may have an aversion to food trucks occasionally, but alas they have been officially allowed into the Taste of Chicago this year. On one condition. They will be available at night during the nightly concerts only
Lexington, KY: Food Trucks Find A Permanent Place to Park
Made popular on the streets of Lexington as mobile food merchants, a number of Lexington vendors have found a permanent place to park their trucks and sell their food.
National News: 4 Outrageous Food Truck Names
When naming a business, most people believe that the name should say it all. In the case of some food trucks, though, we sincerely hope that these names don't.
Mint Hill, NC: Mint Hill Ice Cream Truck Nationally Recognized
The truck itself was made in England specifically for soft-serve ice cream, an old tradition in England, but a fairly new one here, and the Sticks and Cones truck is the only one in the state of North Carolina.
Manchester, UK: Word of Mouth – Ginger’s Comfort Emporium, Ice Cream for Grown-Ups
Claire Kelsey wanted her own business so she bought an ice cream van – then learnt to make ice cream.
Sacramento, CA: A Snapshot Look into the Hottest Jobs in Sacramento
Blanton, a co-owner of the food truck, said he and the rest of the crew don't mind the high temperatures. "We're all from the Sacramento area, so we're all used to the heat,"



























