Have you ever noticed how mini food truck proprietors always appear to be happy and content with their jobs? They work for hours inside a customised truck, offering tasty delicacies to their guests. And if you’ve ever talked to one, you’ll notice that they adore what they do. After all, it’s a peaceful trade!
Coffee Van
Sure, some coffee trucks sell it, but how many of them specialise in specialty coffee? For a nice new machine, you’ll need an espresso machine. Between milk and syrups in the refrigerator. Ice maker and/or freezer, as well as a tiny under-counter freezer You can probably acquire used equipment in local marketplaces or rent it from restaurant suppliers.
Churro Van
Churros are incredibly popular and extremely tasty. Top with cinnamon sugar, jam, and whatever else your clients fancy. Deep fryers for frying churros, refrigerators for storing batter, and so on are required, and used deep fryers and refrigerators should be plentiful in most cities. 1 2
Truck Serving Grilled Cheese
A classic dish that may be presented in a variety of ways using various meats and…whatever the word is for the toppings that go inside the sandwich. Grill is required for grilling sandwiches. Refrigerator for cheese, etc., as well as beverages Purchasing ingredients in bulk can help you save money, and you may be able to collaborate with local bakeries to serve delicious breads at a reasonable price.
The Original Chip Truck
On a hot summer day, nothing beats some salty fresh-cut fries. Deep fryer for frying fries is required. Fridge for drinks and condiments, freezer for fries To begin with, potatoes aren’t exactly cheap to begin with.
The Ice Cream Truck
If you’re not serving fries, someone else will, and your consumers will need something cool to wash them down. You’ll need an ice cream freezer, a large 48-inch under-counter freezer, and a refrigerator/cooler for drinks. Savings opportunities include many ice cream manufacturers offering white-label tubs at competitive prices.
Truck Serving Poutine
Give your friends and neighbours a taste of Canadian cuisine. Deep fryer for fries, freezer for fries, refrigerator for cheese curd, and so on are all required. Gravy can be heated on a portable electric cooktop.
Food Truck on the Mexican Street
Tacos, burritos, and tacos again. You’ll need a grill to cook the meat and vegetables, as well as tortillas. Refrigerator for sauces, drinks, meat, fresh vegetables, and herbs, and a portable electric cooktop for cooking rice or corn or other toppings. To save money, prepare all of your toppings ahead of time so that you can serve customers quickly.
Crepe Van
Crepes will sell at any time of day, believe us. Fruit crepes, dessert crepe and meat crepe are available. You’ll need a crepe griddle and a refrigerator to store premade batter and so on. Blender for creating new batter. You can save money by preparing the majority of your batter at home before your day begins and keeping it refrigerated for faster service.