Daily Dining News: Food Trucks Expand to Breakfast
January 24, 2012
This week, two of Sacramento's food trucks started serving breakfast.
Mini Burger Truck (menu above) will hit the streets today, serving breakfast sliders Tuesday to Friday mornings from 7:30 to 9:30 a.m. Prices will be the same as the lunch menu - $3 for a single slider and 3 sliders for $8. One final treat - for those who haven't been able to get to Doughbot Donuts on 10th Street or to Broadacre to try their amazing donuts, Doughbot will carry a selection of their wonderful donuts Wednesdays to Fridays.
Wicked 'Wich is also jumping into the breakfast fray, serving a more traditional breakfast menu.
- Deep South with deliverance sausage gravy on a green chile cheddar biscuit
- French Toast Wich with egg, spicy capicola, gruyere cheese, and black currant jam
- Egg, hot coppa, fresh mozzarella, basil, and red onion on a ciabatta roll
- Egg, homemade breakfast sausage or peppered bacon, and cheddar cheese, on a green chile cheddar biscuit
- Wich fries, scrambled eggs, cheddar cheese, ad "almost famous' chili
- Butter fried cinnamon rolls
And coming soon . . .
- Fried bread pudding, and house made breakfast sausage sandwich
- Apple donut ring stuffed funnel cakes
Follow Mini Burger Truck (@MiniBurgerTruck) and Wicked 'Wich (@wichonwheels) on Twitter to find out where they'll be next.
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