Check out this recently added used hot dog carts at HotDogProfits.com Used hot dog carts are a great way to get started in the hot dog vending business. These are just a few of the carts that are listed on HotDogProfits.com. If you have a used hot dog cart that you want to sell, I [...]
Today you're going to hear an interview I did with Joel Goetz, owner of DreamMaker Hot Dog Carts (formerly known as American Dream Hot Dog Carts) in St. Petersburg Florida. Joel has a long history in the manufacturing sector, including RVs, custom vans, and now mobile food vending carts. If it has wheels under it, [...]
This gentleman sells hot dogs, sausage, chips, juice, soda and sno cones on a mobile hot dog cruise that takes him to multiple locations around Miami, Florida. As you can see in the pictures above and below, he’s parked in front of different factories in an industrial park. Here’s how I would work this: [...]
Hot dogs. The all-American food, right? Well, just like nearly every other aspect of our culture, what you put on a hot dog reflects where you come from. Luis Echeverry came to the U.S. from Colombia in South America, spending his teen years in New York. He moved here to work for Windstream. On the [...]
By Carlo V, Boston The Wall Street Journal called Speed’s hot dogs the best in the country. They are as good as advertised. While $7 might seem a bit steep for a cart hot dog, the loaded dog (special sauce, mustard blend, onions) is a steal considering the massive size and how damn delicious it [...]
Chicago centenarian and long-time business owner Harry Heftman talks about surviving the Great Depression, and the secret to his longevity. Hint: It's not his world-famous hot dogs, though he eats them regularly. Thanks Cindy for letting me know about this! -Steve
Oscar G. Mayer, the retired chairman of one of America’s best known hot dog and cold cut producers, Oscar Mayer Foods, has died at the age of 95. Founded by German immigrant Oskar Ferdinand Mayer in 1989, Oscar Mayer were one of the first cold cuts manufacturers to start branding their products in 1904, and [...]
By Morgan Portland, Oregon I’m not a foodie. My palate has all the refinement as that of a rhino. Or perhaps a giraffe. Like the one that thought my brother, about 4 at the time, would be a tasty treat. But that doesn’t mean food isn’t an important part of my life. And as a [...]
