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BLACK BEAUTY 8.5 X 24 FOOD CONCESSION TRAILER CATERING BBQ FISH, BRISKET HOTDOG |  |
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Crest Cor Crown X Hot Dog Bun/Food Warmer/ Concession |  |
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Concession Hot Dogs Hot Dog Cart Food Sign Decal 24" | |
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US $24.99 | 17d 18h 7m |
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US $10.99 | 19d 21h 21m |
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Hotdog Concession Food
What is your favorite festival food that is not fried? I have a concession business and need to add items?
...that are not deep fried. Also not Hamburgers, Hotdogs, BBQ, Kettle corn, Funnel cakes, these are at every festival. What sells well in your area?
wow some great answers...it's not that we do not like fried foods just don't like messing with the grease. And a booth for the above mentioned items are already taken up with people that have been doing it for a while. So I need foods that are not so common here in the South. We have a roaster and do corn but we need more items especially for smaller events. Tell me more about the sliced beef, gravy, mashed potato sundae, never heard of it. Also someone told me to do meat pies? I guess I'm looking for an entree' as well as some other items. I plan to add fresh squeezed lemonade next year. What is a lemon shake up and how do you make it?
Keep the answers coming, thank you thank you
My favorite nonfried item this year: Designer dipped icecream with color ridges. The veggie stromboli came a close second.
The fact is, deep fried foods sell really well at Ohio Fairs, especially funnel cakes. I had a pumpkin funnel cake with cream cheese sauce at the Fairfield County Fair last week that was awesome. Americans still like fried food, even though it's bad for them. Many come to the fair to indulge - I do.
The bussiest booths at this years fairs sold funnel cakes, deep fried twinkies, fries, brats, pizza, bbq, and lemon shakeups. The burrito/taco booth was doing well in rural Lancaster, but it's commonplace food in bigger cities.
At the Ohio State Fair, in the Ohio Ag building, there was a huge line for a sliced beef and gravy and mashed potato sundae. It was in a cup, but a savory cone would have sold like crazy, I bet. In the same building, pulled lamb sandwiches were selling like crazy, too.
At our music festival, a vegan restaurant was selling caesar salads in edible bread bowls with a side of pasta and marinara. They sold really well, but at that same festival, a huge fishboat sandwich (deepfried) sold really well. Ice ceam and turkey legs sold well, too.
I'd buy chunks of watermelon on a stick, and would love fish tacos.
Whatever you do, don't sell yourself short. Fairgoers like unique foods, but they also like the traditional fatttening stuff, like blooming onions and fries. But word gets around if it's good or bad. People tend to flock to the busy booths too, because they want something good.
Update: I concur: Grease is messy to deal with, as well as smoke from a bbq pit. The beef sundae is what it is - a savory sundae in a medium sized bowl. The base is mashed potato, and the top is roast beef and gravy. (picture below). This could be made even more interesting served in a waffle cone or bowl. I've heard it talked about, but never seen it served that way. You wouldn't need a deep fryer or grill, just a hotbox to keep the prepped mashed potatoes and beef hot.
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BLACK BEAUTY 8.5 X 24 FOOD CONCESSION TRAILER CATERING BBQ FISH, BRISKET HOTDOG | |
US $23,750.00 | 6h 56m |
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Crest Cor Crown X Hot Dog Bun/Food Warmer/ Concession | |
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US $119.00 | 17h 46m |
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Hot Dog & Fries Decal 24" Restaurant Concession Vinyl Sign Food Truck Cart | |
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US $29.95 | 23h 30m |
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Hot Dogs Concession Decal 10" Food Restaurant Menu | |
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US $11.99 | 14d 14h 29m |
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7" Chili Hot Dog Concession Trailer Cart Stand Bar Restaurant Fast Food Decal | |
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US $9.80 | 8d 15h 43m |
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Hot Dogs All Beef Concession Decal 12" Restaurant Food Truck Sticker Sign Menu | |
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US $12.99 | 28d 19h 37m |
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Chili Dog Hot Dogs Decal 10" Concession Food Vendor | |
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US $10.99 | 23d 16h 33m |
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Concession Hot Dogs Hot Dog Cart Food Sign Decal 24" | |
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US $24.99 | 17d 18h 7m |
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Concession Hot Dogs Hotdog Food Business Sign Decal 10" | |
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US $10.99 | 19d 21h 21m |
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HOT DOG FLAG 3X5' CONCESSION FAIR FOOD NEW HOTDOG CART | |
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US $8.45 | 14d 18h 48m |
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US $14.95 | 4d 18h 15m |
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US $13.45 | 19d 15h 40m |
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US $7.98 | 25d 12h 18m |
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US $3,899.00 | 23d 2h 25m |
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Designing and Operating a More Profitable Concession (DVD) $44.73 Designing and Operating a More Profitable Concession reviews the key elements to an efficient health club concession design or remodel. The DVD identifies what factors can enable a health club to make a profit in its food-service program. The DVD also examines the basic purchase and pricing considerations for food products in a health club. Among the topics covered: concession design, concession operations, menu management, keys to success, and the one million dollar idea. Produced in cooperation with the International Health, Racquet and Sportsclub Association (IHRSA). |
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Hotdog Lightweight Version Adult Standard Costume $19.95 In this Adult Hotdog Costume, not only can you play with your food -- you can become it! Our lightweight hotdog suit, complete with a foam bun, hotdog, and mustard squiggle, is a funny Halloween costume that you'll want to wear again and again. Dress your child in our Child Hotdog Costume for a fun parent-child Halloween display or pair up with an Adult Mustard Costume! One size fits most adults. Gender: Male Age: Adult Occasion: Halloween Size: Standard (One Size) Color: Brown Material: Blend |
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Hotdog $79.66 High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles HotDog is the name of the HTML web editing tool developed by Sausage Software in the mid1990s. At the time of its development, there were only a small number of HTML editors available on the market (such as HoTMetaL) and HotDog gathered significant interest from web users (and then commercial users) due to its ease of use and What you see is what you get (WYSIWYG) interface. The program was developed by Australian Internet entrepreneur Steve Outtrim. In 2000, the ownership of the product was sold from Sausage Software and, despite still being called Sausage Software, is now run by a company unrelated to the Outtrimfounded Sausage Software. Author: Surhone, Lambert M./ Tennoe, Mariam T./ Henssonow, Susan F. Binding Type: Paperback Number of Pages: 112 Publication Date: 2010/08/17 Language: English Dimensions: 6.00 x 9.02 x 0.27 inches |
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Happy Birthday Hotdog, Wienermobile $49.99 Happy Birthday Hotdog, Wienermobile - Giclee Print |
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Woman in Bikini, Eating a Hotdog $24.99 George Marks Woman in Bikini, Eating a Hotdog - Photographic Print |
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No Time for a Hotdog, April 11, 1959 $44.99 Richard Sargent "No Time for a Hotdog", April 11, 1959 - Giclee Print |
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Hot Dog Carts
"Feel The Food" Before Starting A Mobile Concession Business
If you are considering starting a mobile concession stand selling burgers, hotdogs and philly sandwiches by the truck load, the first thing to seriously consider is not your budget, not the trailer and not the hours you will be working.
The first thing to consider is the food you will be selling.
Everything else flows from the food, so make sure you "feel the food" before making a business or emotional decision on everything else.
The major investment is obviously in the concession trailer, but the type of food you will be selling will govern the type of trailer you are going to need. The first thing to do is to research which types of trailer are most used for selling the food you will be dealing in – this will serve to narrow down the list of concession trailers to something that is manageable for you to realistically research in depth and contrast and compare.
The type of food you will be offering will also lead you to consider your storage and refrigeration requirements. If you are selling ice cream or frozen yogurts, you are going to need a lot of refrigeration capacity, but a lot less will be needed if you are selling burgers all day.
How much actual cooking will be required – if you are grilling hotdogs there and then, you may want extra grill space, but if you are making up subs, do you really need any grilling space at all – you may want extra food prep space instead.
One question is how the food will be served; it's a simple deal to hand over a burger in a bun, take the money, give change and smile at the next customer in the line, but do you want to offer something more for your customers, such as a place to sit down and take some time while they eat? Just because this is a concession operation does not mean you have to ditch adding value for customers, or employing strategies to help differentiate you from the rest of the competition.
You also need to consider the volume of food sales you are going to be moving; this will affect how many people you are going to need inside the concession trailer to assist with food prep and sales, and this in turn will affect the actual total storage, prep and selling space you are going to need in the trailer itself. Too small – you will lose sales and valuable business; too large and you waste valuable investment.
Consider how you will prepare the food and the timescales involved, between acquiring the basic ingredients for your food offering, and time to selling it. Particularly, will you be able to prep and store food off-site, or do you need to do this in the concession trailer? The more reliance you place on the concession trailer, the greater the need for a good layout, more storage, more prep space and more refrigeration.
It doesn't matter what the food offering is – the very first step in choosing the right concession trailer for your business is to think about the food you are dealing with.
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