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FriedTater
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Re:Can a hot dog cart hold its own at a fair/carnival against the trailers and concessions
Tue, 04/5/11 5:12 PM
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11 years and hundreds of events, can`t recall seeing but 2 strictly dedicated hot dog carts at events. Every Tom, Dick and Harry sells hot dogs. Heck, I started off selling hot dogs also, couldn`t compete with every one.
<message edited by FriedTater on Tue, 04/5/11 5:13 PM>
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Foodbme
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Re:Can a hot dog cart hold its own at a fair/carnival against the trailers and concessions
Wed, 04/6/11 6:40 PM
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Old Chinese Proverb:
Better to be Big Fish in small pond than Small Fish in big pond."
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localnet
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Re:Can a hot dog cart hold its own at a fair/carnival against the trailers and concessions
Wed, 04/6/11 8:02 PM
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Foodbme
Old Chinese Proverb:
Better to be Big Fish in small pond than Small Fish in big pond."
Good proverb, as I know my setup would be swamped in no time at a big event. If I was to do something BIG, I would totally switch gears and rent a large BBQ grill for brats, Italian sausage and dogs, along with two or three turkey fryers for french fries and leave the trailer at home.
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Buck & Vi's
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Re:Can a hot dog cart hold its own at a fair/carnival against the trailers and concessions
Thu, 04/7/11 7:05 AM
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Foodbme
Old Chinese Proverb:
Better to be Big Fish in small pond than Small Fish in big pond."
Another proverb is" man who go thru turnstile sideways going to bangkok!!"  those chinese are full of valuable info
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