September 29, 2023

Food Truck, Puerto Rican


In the first photo, a worker is pouring water (melted ice) out of a cooler while a customer waits for her order.

I don't see a lot of food trucks here. I know of one for seafood and one for donuts. This one advertises Puerto Rican food. That's not too surprising because Shenandoah County’s largest minority group is Latino.

I don't know much about Puerto Rican cuisine but I read an article and it sounds awfully good.

13 comments:

  1. Foodtrucks are photogenic ! i'd like one here in Paris with puerto rican food

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  2. Your black and white photo has caught fine action!

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  3. I know nothing at all of Puerto Rican cuisine, but I would be first in line to try it.

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  4. Hello,
    Food trucks are popping up everywhere. A donut truck sounds great. Take care, have a great weekend.

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  5. ...we have a Puerto Rican restaurant I enjoy going to.

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  6. food trucks are the up and coming thing. My grandson-in-law has one that is very succesful in Bend, Oregon.

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  7. We have lots of food trucks in Tulsa. Being an old guy I prefer places where you can sit down and eat and with utensils.

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  8. I would definitely visit the food truck for a treat

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  9. Good use of light in both photos.

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  10. We have some in our downtown core, and beyond.

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  11. I checked out the article and the food looks delicious!

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