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Fascinating Books on the Food Truck Business

Posted on 03/17/2022 by FTB

Much has now been written about the increasingly popular Food Truck business. Finding the best books for starting a Food Truck business can help you boost your business. We've highlighted some of the books that are worthwhile below.

  • Idiot’s Guide: Starting a Food Truck Business

    Author: Alan Philips
    Language: English

    Alan Philips, the author, grew up in the culinary industry and began working with renowned chef Wolfgang Puck at the age of 16. Philips went to Cornell University's School of Hotel Management to further his education. He is an entrepreneur who runs several pop-up eateries in New York City.

    This 304-page Startup Bible for the FoodTruck Business is packed with knowledge. It is extremely useful from the early stages of conceptualizing a business through incorporation, dealing with day-to-day operations, and finally "popping up" and expanding. This complete guide should be saved for reference and double-checked after each milestone. Each level of business development has something new to offer.

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  • Start Your Own Food Truck Business: Cart, Trailer, Kiosk, Standard and Gourmet Trucks, Mobile Cateri

    Author: Rich Mintzer
    Language: English

    Rich Mintzer is a journalist who has written over 80 nonfiction books, including several on how to start a business.

    This 225-page book covers a wide range of topics and offers much more than a glimpse into the world of the FoodTruck. It begins with a history of the company and then takes the reader on a tour of its many wonders, ups and downs, and everything in between.

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  • Food On Wheels: The Complete Guide to Starting a Food Truck, Food Cart, or Other Mobile Food Busines

    Author: Jennifer Lewis
    Language: English

    Jennifer Lewis began her career as a pastry chef for an upscale hotel chain before starting her own culinary business in 2006. She graduated from Northwestern University's Kellogg School of Management with a master's degree in business administration.

    This book is ideal for people just starting out in the Food Truck industry. It is only 178 pages long, but it is packed with useful activities and clever details.

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  • STARTER KIT

    If you are looking for more (free) information besides these books, you can always download our starter kit. We have put together a starter kit for new Food Truckers to help you on your way and to guide you through the first months as a Food Truck owner. In our starter kit, you will find various tips & tricks to make your Food Truck the shining star. Administrative tasks should not be overlooked, and these are, of course, discussed in the starter kit.

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