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";s:4:"text";s:22061:"The warm summer months bring longer daylight hours, longer lines and higher sales figures for those outdoor businesses, but the opposite tends to happen when the weather turns cold. What Your Small Business Needs to Know about the GCAC Admissions... CLICK HERE to sign up for email updates from The Metropreneur and Columbus Underground. ... a Food Truck Operator sister publication. Tip 1 would be to create a partnership with different local businesses to ensure that you and the businesses involved can reach an all-around satisfactory goal for your customers and their workers. “Our water tank is heated and we keep a heater in the truck overnight to make sure all the plumbing stays in workable condition,” he explains. Unfortunately for dogs, many of them find themselves in this position when their humans forget to think of their basic needs… like “Is my dog warm … Another great way to keep your food truck warm during the winter months is to always dress for the season. Other important things you can do to keep your food truck warm during those freezing months would be to buy a propane stove to help keep all of your food items heated exactly as they should be no matter what season of the year it is. I chose … ... KEEP UP WITH FOOD TRUCK … After seeing a 50 percent drop in sales last year, Kim is already working on plans to combat the winter blues with enhanced marketing techniques, a change of hours, the addition of hot items to his menu, and collaborations with other similar types of businesses. Keeping Warm in the Cold Weather. During the cold winter months, eating an egg a day does keep you warm but it also gives you the much-needed energy. How to Keep Food Warm in a Cooler – The Method: In order to use the ‘faux cambro method’, you need a few items: A soft sided cooler, some tin foil and two or more towels. During the cold season, many food truck owners choose to hibernate and regroup. After dinner showed up, though, we weren’t quite ready to eat since they were still putting their son to bed. You’ll Want to Watch ‘Stylish with Jenna Lyons’. Why Hot Plates Are Incredibly Useful For Food Truck Owners, Why A Good Night’s Sleep Is So Important For Food Truck Owners, Inspirational Ways To Make Your Food Truck Stand Out From The Pack, How To Keep Your Food Truck Warm During the Cold Months. A good jacket is great for keeping the cold out but turning to food and drinks can be a quick way to warm up from the inside out. Consider getting insulated winter coveralls. Inspect Your Truck Often. There are many different things that you can do to keep your food truck warm throughout the winter months and the suggestions that were given above were just a few of them, but also important as well as creative ones that will help to get you in the right direction for ideas to keep your truck warm and have everything working as it should be whether it is winter or summer or any of the seasons in between. Jim Pashovich, owner of a pita-selling food truck called Pitabilities, says that most of the winter challenges are similar to what he faces throughout the rest of the year, which includes scouting good locations, estimating how much food to make, and providing good customer service. Insulate everything, from truck camper to sleeping bag. People that own food trucks know that having one can be a booming business if you can get the right clientele for your food truck. Some food cart operators don’t think the extra effort required in the winter is worth the small amount of capital gain. “I’ve only experienced one winter so far and my business did slow down for two to three months,” says Carla Saunders, owner of the 3 Babes and a Baker cupcake truck. When your employees are happy, your customers will notice. If prepared food, perishables, produce, or leftovers stand at room temperature for more than two hours, they may not be safe to eat. Wear heavy clothes that will always keep everyone who is working on the truck as warm as possible so that they can continue to do their job efficiently even during those freezing months. Consider getting two or more pairs of gloves. The leaves are changing, signaling an end to summer and the onset of winter. During the colder months of the year, it is especially important to keep your vehicle’s maintenance up to date. To keep the truck moving through winter, the couple rustproofed the underside and drained all the water. Some food trucks, though, find ways to keep their operations humming and their cash registers ringing even during snowy weather. When it’s too cold to stay outside, start looking for customers that will welcome … Sometimes we need to be creative in the ways we keep warm in the winter and other times we want a quicker fix. Keep cold food cold and hot food hot. Sign-up for this newsletter to get breaking news alerts sent right to your inbox and to get a heads-up on some of the highlights coming-up on the radio station. Even using thick blankets with an electric heater under a trailer will keep the trailer warm all night long. “Stay consistent with your locations and add special items that you sell specifically in the winter that customers can’t normally get any other time of year.”, “Bundle up and keep on trucking,” Pashovich says. The mobile dining business is exploding all over the country as new food carts and food trucks continue to pop up in every major city. You will be glad you have them, especially if your trip requires you to crawl around the truck to put on tire chains. Extra Layers of Clothes – Stow hats, gloves, jackets and scarves in your vehicle.You can layer them on top of what you’re wearing or use them to replace wet items during a storm. Shortly before your meat is cooked, add a couple of gallons of hot tap water to the empty cooler. “Carharts are great cold weather clothes. Pashovich does admit that the number one challenge during the winter is keeping your truck or cart up and running, and keeping your cooking equipment from freezing at night. A good hood system that funnels warm air back into your truck can keep the work environment much more enjoyable for the staff. Kenny Kim, owner of the crepe-based Foodie Cart and the Freshstreet takoyaki shack, agrees with James. Nothing works better than a hot bowl of soup on a cold winter day. If you use a rice cooker to make rice, then the rice will … Check and maintain engine heaters While medium-duty trucks have typically used block heaters to keep engine oil warm, some newer models use … Soups. Amaranth: Grains such as amaranth and bajra will keep you toasty. Like mixed nuts, but with more variety, trail mix is a tasty, calorie-rich snack that is easy to … Pashovich does admit that the number one challenge during the winter is keeping your truck or cart up and running, and keeping your cooking equipment from freezing at night. It’s about the size of what I would consider a construction worker’s lunchbox. My friend did something smart with the food to keep it warm — I was surprised at first, but now it’s a trick I use too! Another winter survival tactic comes in the form of financial planning during the hot and cold seasons. Customers don’t want to wait a long time in the cold, so you have to give them something that is worth their discomfort.”. Consider a RoadPro 12-Volt Portable Stove. Today we'll discuss the various uses for and and look at the wide range of options for warming and holding units for your food truck. Bonus: Remember that keeping food truck employees comfortable during the winter is also vital. One way that you can offer your food and also build up your food truck's … Find some suitable insulated winter work gloves and insulated waterproof work boots. Your employees will likely spend long hours there, so ensure they are warm and comfortable during the winter season. “Every truck is unique,” James says. “This is the million dollar question in this industry,” says Zach James, owner of Paddy Wagon, who will operate his burger truck for his first winter season this year. “I use my hands a lot in preparing the food and it becomes really difficult in the cold.”. Walker has turned local media from a passion project into a full time career over the past fifteen years, and serves on multiple boards and committees throughout the community. Blankets – Keep several warm blankets in your car.Emergency thermal blankets are also a good idea. CJAD 800 - Breaking News Alert / What’s On; Be the first to know! These compact blankets help you retain body heat and are reusable, windproof, and waterproof. “When it gets below 35 degrees my hands stop working well, so we close up for the winter,” says Becky Karppala, owner and operater of Veggielicious. 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Our last alternative to typical street service is one of the most reliable … Ginger, cinnamon and turmeric are helpful in keeping body warm in winter Winter can be a time when one can easily get confused between foods that are healthy, tasty and keep you warm as … Consider a Plug-In Food Warmer for Truck Drivers – Now that you know where to get a good plug-in food warmer for truck drivers, maybe you’re looking for easy ways to warm up food in a rig. “People still need to eat in the winter,” he says. Refrigerator (Reefers) trailers have its oun motor and fuel to run on. Wrap towels around each glass container or foil-wrapped package. Rice Cooker and Other Steam-Based Cookers. Find a Regular Truck Stop. Winter menu predictions are in, and chefs from across the industry are emphasizing the use of locally sourced, farm-fresh and innovative ingredients. Refrigerate or freeze foods promptly and properly. Maintain hot cooked food at 140 degrees Fahrenheit or higher; maintain cold food at 40 degrees Fahrenheit or lower. Close the lid for at least 30 minutes, then ditch the water. Take a look at a few ways for truckers to stay warm in winter. I haven't tried using it this way personally, but it has kept my food ready to eat until I was ready. These essential one time, upfront costs to keep your truck operating as it should all year round help you to make money year after year. Here are some tips to help owners of food trucks keep the food warm during the winter months so that their customers are always happy when they buy their food off the truck. Paddy Wagon faces a similar challenge with water tanks located beneath his truck, which he hopes to remedy with submersible heater systems. There is no time off just because the weather changes and that goes for Summer months along with the winter months as well. Those of us who drive freight on 18 wheels and live out of our truck through all of the seasons are daredevils! Soups are one of the best foods to keep you warm during winters. “Beyond that, vehicle maintenance is much the same as it is in the summer.”. It doesn't have any settings but to plug it in. Owning a food truck in the winter can be a bit of a task, though as there are many different factors that can come into play causing food to not stay as hot as it needs to be in order for the food truck owner to make the money that the truck is intended for. You will need to keep recently cooked food warm before serving, or reheat precooked foods. Install heating systems in your food truck. Walker is the co-founder of ColumbusUnderground.com and co-founder of TheMetropreneur.com along with his wife and business partner Anne Evans. Trying to stay warm in winter is a struggle for most people, depending on where you live of course, but it’s especially tough on truckers. Another great way to keep your food truck warm during the winter months is to always dress for the season. People still being able to do their jobs efficiently in the winter months can also help to keep the truck warm because they themselves are creating heat by moving around and gathering heat. How to warm customers up to winter menu innovation. The food truck and food cart industry is here to stay, so let’s keep our customers happy and fed all year round.”. He has been operating food carts since 1987 and hopes that this year’s cold weather sales won’t drop off quite as much now that he’s operating a larger food truck business. “Our water tank is heated and we keep a heater in the truck overnight to make sure all the plumbing stays in workable condition,” he explains. 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