The damage to the truck incurred an insurance deductible of $200.00 reducing Sol Food Collective earnings. They picked their top three favorites; the first place team got an extra $500 in their till, the second place team got an extra $200, and the third place team got $100. This was meant to level the playing field because some of the food trucks were already from Los Angeles and had a loyal customer base.
I Left My Food Cart in San Francisco (Week 1). Since they were in the desert, the teams had to retool their menus to feature lighter fare and cooling desserts. With the yacht club guests voting on their favorite team, the outcome seemed likely from the beginning. Truck Stop: In honor of Lake Havasu's London Bridge, the trucks were given cod and potatoes, and told they had to serve their version of fish and chips. The best steak dish would get an extra $500. ^Note 3 : Sol Food Collective opted out of the Pulled Pork Challenge in keeping with their vegan beliefs. After being given $250 seed money, they were instructed to go to Beverly Hills where they had to make and sell one signature dish for no less than $20. Madres Mexican also had trouble with a meat grinder for their truck stop challenge, slowing them down. Tyler calls the teams for the second challenge, which involves coffee. The winner was Stick Em' Up. They begin in Los Angeles, California and the final two return there to finish the race. ^Note 1 : Independent of the Speed Bump, a local food blogger, "The Chubby Vegetarian", visited each truck. For the most part, the food trucks fried the octopus. The teams all met at Long Beach, California to get their first look at the food trucks they will be using for the race. Food Network designed each team's truck based on their proposed concept. The other teams pitched in from time to time to help her during the challenge.
They got $200 dollars seed money. They couldn't make the same dish they sold in Beverly Hills and they sold side by side at SOMA StrEat Food Park. Frank-n-Slides won the challenge and the week. Postcards – A Zagat-rated soul-food truck from Los Angeles, this team is led by Greg who wants to open his own restaurant. Business gets booming, with Mystikka and Sope having battled for the same spot, and the Ladies being bought out with some time being left in the day, but until sunset, all three hope to secure a spot in the finale. Brunch Babes - A family affair and all-female trio from Grand Rapids, Michigan dishes out unique and decadent brunch dishes. Truck Stop: The teams had to create a dish using New Mexican chiles and they were given $50 for additional ingredients. Chef Hannah, her mother Sheri, and her friend Gary, have experience selling pies at farmer's markets in San Diego. Pho Nomenal earned $796 for Chicago supplies and Waffle Love earned $755.
Let There Be Bacon – The selling point of this Cleveland truck is bacon. Mystikka Masala sold more $15 dishes, and Lunch Ladies sold more $5 dishes. Winner was Aloha Plate, 1st Runner Up was Tikka Tikka Taco, and 2nd Runner Up was The Slide Show. Lone Star raised their prices figuring people who waited on line would be willing to pay a premium price. The truck teams had to consider changing their menus when they reached Santa Fe during a light snowfall. With only limited time, it is extremely difficult to make a flavorful, well-executed octopus dish. Speed Bump: At the beginning of the second day, the trucks were required to serve only vegan food. ^Note 3 Stephan of Bachelor Kitchen notified at elimination that he had to leave the race to take care of personal matters. Challenge #2: The teams met Tyler at Moorten Botanical Garden and Cactarium to receive a jar of blue agave nectar. The Guava Tree Truck – Authentic Cuban cuisine is dished up by this Dallas, Texas truck.
Brunch Babes has a crowd of the store owner's friends and are selling, but it later goes quiet for a short time. Tyler Florence meets with the final two food truck teams at a bustling farmers market in Newport, R.I.
They sent two waiters to give the teams one of the four real ice-cream milkshakes in their hands. ^Note 2 : Dollar amounts went unannounced for Diso's Italian Sandwich Society and Pho Nomenal Dumplings in Week 2; however, Tyler Florence announced the differential between the two teams was $15. Philly's Finest Sambonis – Straight out of Philadelphia, childhood friends Erik, Joe, and Chris serve authentic Philly cheesesteaks and sandwiches known as sambonis.
Before tomorrow comes by, Tyler gifts everyone a bottle of champagne, but not for what they think. Just Wing It – Kevin, Sharon and Steven met as contestants on season 12 of Worst Cooks in America.
The team judged for having the best-looking donut received two points per donut, and the best tasting donut was worth three points each. Still with no customers, Travis heads to the beach, meeting the leader of Arizona State Men's Gymnastics team; giving them an order for 16 people. Speed Bump: On the second day, the teams had to take what they could out of their trucks before closing them down and selling on foot from a hot dog cart until 6:00 PM. After the speed bump was announced, all the trucks raised their prices to stretch the food they got.
‘The Great Food Truck Race” is a cooking competition with a difference. Tyler went to each truck to talk to the teams, offering encouragement and advice. Speed Bump: In honor of Las Vegas, Tyler spun a wheel of different problems that would hinder their truck (including "two flat tires", and "one man down"). The Lime Truck partnered up with a local Vegas food truck they knew, and invited the Seabirds truck into the partnership. The truck who made the most was Stick Em Up ($131) and the least sold was Wicked Good Seafood ($35). The winner of the truck stop was announced early on day 2 and got a headstart on moving to the second city: Portland, Maine.
As they continue to sell, Mystikka nearly runs out of food, the Ladies have slow foot traffic, and Super Sope get sentimental as their family arrive at their truck.
Speed Bump #1: The teams had to move from their current locations to a local folk festival and sell head to head, adjacent to each other. They did manage to get an afternoon rush but they sold out with four hours left in the day, and couldn't restock thanks to a speed bump. They started in Boston with large crowds but late into the day, they got a truck stop. Sweetbitter: Will the food live up to the restaurant drama. Truck Stop: On the beginning of the second day, Tyler called all the trucks for their first official truck stop challenge. ^Note 3 : Would have been 1st place, but they incurred a $500 total fine for hitting a parked car to cover the deductible and for not taking ownership of the accident. Born and bred in Louisiana, Darrell and Anna were successful restaurant owners only for Hurricane Katrina to destroy his business and a deadbeat contractor wiping them out financially. It required them to make a dish out of cactus and put it on their menu to be judged by local chef, Beau MacMillan. Challenge #1: One team member acts as a zookeeper and has to move an alligator from a wet enclosure to a dry one; the team with the shortest time handling their gator gets a one-hour head-start ahead of the other teams to prep and sell. Po' Boys found out, via social media, that Stick Em' Up had a good spot at City Hall and parked nearby. On the second day, after a potential location did not yield any customers, Grilled Cheese tried to park near Caretto's but since it was a private lot, they parked just far enough away while still being close to the customers attracted by Carettos.
The damage to the truck incurred an insurance deductible of $200.00 reducing Sol Food Collective earnings. They picked their top three favorites; the first place team got an extra $500 in their till, the second place team got an extra $200, and the third place team got $100. This was meant to level the playing field because some of the food trucks were already from Los Angeles and had a loyal customer base.
I Left My Food Cart in San Francisco (Week 1). Since they were in the desert, the teams had to retool their menus to feature lighter fare and cooling desserts. With the yacht club guests voting on their favorite team, the outcome seemed likely from the beginning. Truck Stop: In honor of Lake Havasu's London Bridge, the trucks were given cod and potatoes, and told they had to serve their version of fish and chips. The best steak dish would get an extra $500. ^Note 3 : Sol Food Collective opted out of the Pulled Pork Challenge in keeping with their vegan beliefs. After being given $250 seed money, they were instructed to go to Beverly Hills where they had to make and sell one signature dish for no less than $20. Madres Mexican also had trouble with a meat grinder for their truck stop challenge, slowing them down. Tyler calls the teams for the second challenge, which involves coffee. The winner was Stick Em' Up. They begin in Los Angeles, California and the final two return there to finish the race. ^Note 1 : Independent of the Speed Bump, a local food blogger, "The Chubby Vegetarian", visited each truck. For the most part, the food trucks fried the octopus. The teams all met at Long Beach, California to get their first look at the food trucks they will be using for the race. Food Network designed each team's truck based on their proposed concept. The other teams pitched in from time to time to help her during the challenge.
They got $200 dollars seed money. They couldn't make the same dish they sold in Beverly Hills and they sold side by side at SOMA StrEat Food Park. Frank-n-Slides won the challenge and the week. Postcards – A Zagat-rated soul-food truck from Los Angeles, this team is led by Greg who wants to open his own restaurant. Business gets booming, with Mystikka and Sope having battled for the same spot, and the Ladies being bought out with some time being left in the day, but until sunset, all three hope to secure a spot in the finale. Brunch Babes - A family affair and all-female trio from Grand Rapids, Michigan dishes out unique and decadent brunch dishes. Truck Stop: The teams had to create a dish using New Mexican chiles and they were given $50 for additional ingredients. Chef Hannah, her mother Sheri, and her friend Gary, have experience selling pies at farmer's markets in San Diego. Pho Nomenal earned $796 for Chicago supplies and Waffle Love earned $755.
Let There Be Bacon – The selling point of this Cleveland truck is bacon. Mystikka Masala sold more $15 dishes, and Lunch Ladies sold more $5 dishes. Winner was Aloha Plate, 1st Runner Up was Tikka Tikka Taco, and 2nd Runner Up was The Slide Show. Lone Star raised their prices figuring people who waited on line would be willing to pay a premium price. The truck teams had to consider changing their menus when they reached Santa Fe during a light snowfall. With only limited time, it is extremely difficult to make a flavorful, well-executed octopus dish. Speed Bump: At the beginning of the second day, the trucks were required to serve only vegan food. ^Note 3 Stephan of Bachelor Kitchen notified at elimination that he had to leave the race to take care of personal matters. Challenge #2: The teams met Tyler at Moorten Botanical Garden and Cactarium to receive a jar of blue agave nectar. The Guava Tree Truck – Authentic Cuban cuisine is dished up by this Dallas, Texas truck.
Brunch Babes has a crowd of the store owner's friends and are selling, but it later goes quiet for a short time. Tyler Florence meets with the final two food truck teams at a bustling farmers market in Newport, R.I.
They sent two waiters to give the teams one of the four real ice-cream milkshakes in their hands. ^Note 2 : Dollar amounts went unannounced for Diso's Italian Sandwich Society and Pho Nomenal Dumplings in Week 2; however, Tyler Florence announced the differential between the two teams was $15. Philly's Finest Sambonis – Straight out of Philadelphia, childhood friends Erik, Joe, and Chris serve authentic Philly cheesesteaks and sandwiches known as sambonis.
Before tomorrow comes by, Tyler gifts everyone a bottle of champagne, but not for what they think. Just Wing It – Kevin, Sharon and Steven met as contestants on season 12 of Worst Cooks in America.
The team judged for having the best-looking donut received two points per donut, and the best tasting donut was worth three points each. Still with no customers, Travis heads to the beach, meeting the leader of Arizona State Men's Gymnastics team; giving them an order for 16 people. Speed Bump: On the second day, the teams had to take what they could out of their trucks before closing them down and selling on foot from a hot dog cart until 6:00 PM. After the speed bump was announced, all the trucks raised their prices to stretch the food they got.
‘The Great Food Truck Race” is a cooking competition with a difference. Tyler went to each truck to talk to the teams, offering encouragement and advice. Speed Bump: In honor of Las Vegas, Tyler spun a wheel of different problems that would hinder their truck (including "two flat tires", and "one man down"). The Lime Truck partnered up with a local Vegas food truck they knew, and invited the Seabirds truck into the partnership. The truck who made the most was Stick Em Up ($131) and the least sold was Wicked Good Seafood ($35). The winner of the truck stop was announced early on day 2 and got a headstart on moving to the second city: Portland, Maine.
As they continue to sell, Mystikka nearly runs out of food, the Ladies have slow foot traffic, and Super Sope get sentimental as their family arrive at their truck.
Speed Bump #1: The teams had to move from their current locations to a local folk festival and sell head to head, adjacent to each other. They did manage to get an afternoon rush but they sold out with four hours left in the day, and couldn't restock thanks to a speed bump. They started in Boston with large crowds but late into the day, they got a truck stop. Sweetbitter: Will the food live up to the restaurant drama. Truck Stop: On the beginning of the second day, Tyler called all the trucks for their first official truck stop challenge. ^Note 3 : Would have been 1st place, but they incurred a $500 total fine for hitting a parked car to cover the deductible and for not taking ownership of the accident. Born and bred in Louisiana, Darrell and Anna were successful restaurant owners only for Hurricane Katrina to destroy his business and a deadbeat contractor wiping them out financially. It required them to make a dish out of cactus and put it on their menu to be judged by local chef, Beau MacMillan. Challenge #1: One team member acts as a zookeeper and has to move an alligator from a wet enclosure to a dry one; the team with the shortest time handling their gator gets a one-hour head-start ahead of the other teams to prep and sell. Po' Boys found out, via social media, that Stick Em' Up had a good spot at City Hall and parked nearby. On the second day, after a potential location did not yield any customers, Grilled Cheese tried to park near Caretto's but since it was a private lot, they parked just far enough away while still being close to the customers attracted by Carettos.
The damage to the truck incurred an insurance deductible of $200.00 reducing Sol Food Collective earnings. They picked their top three favorites; the first place team got an extra $500 in their till, the second place team got an extra $200, and the third place team got $100. This was meant to level the playing field because some of the food trucks were already from Los Angeles and had a loyal customer base.
I Left My Food Cart in San Francisco (Week 1). Since they were in the desert, the teams had to retool their menus to feature lighter fare and cooling desserts. With the yacht club guests voting on their favorite team, the outcome seemed likely from the beginning. Truck Stop: In honor of Lake Havasu's London Bridge, the trucks were given cod and potatoes, and told they had to serve their version of fish and chips. The best steak dish would get an extra $500. ^Note 3 : Sol Food Collective opted out of the Pulled Pork Challenge in keeping with their vegan beliefs. After being given $250 seed money, they were instructed to go to Beverly Hills where they had to make and sell one signature dish for no less than $20. Madres Mexican also had trouble with a meat grinder for their truck stop challenge, slowing them down. Tyler calls the teams for the second challenge, which involves coffee. The winner was Stick Em' Up. They begin in Los Angeles, California and the final two return there to finish the race. ^Note 1 : Independent of the Speed Bump, a local food blogger, "The Chubby Vegetarian", visited each truck. For the most part, the food trucks fried the octopus. The teams all met at Long Beach, California to get their first look at the food trucks they will be using for the race. Food Network designed each team's truck based on their proposed concept. The other teams pitched in from time to time to help her during the challenge.
They got $200 dollars seed money. They couldn't make the same dish they sold in Beverly Hills and they sold side by side at SOMA StrEat Food Park. Frank-n-Slides won the challenge and the week. Postcards – A Zagat-rated soul-food truck from Los Angeles, this team is led by Greg who wants to open his own restaurant. Business gets booming, with Mystikka and Sope having battled for the same spot, and the Ladies being bought out with some time being left in the day, but until sunset, all three hope to secure a spot in the finale. Brunch Babes - A family affair and all-female trio from Grand Rapids, Michigan dishes out unique and decadent brunch dishes. Truck Stop: The teams had to create a dish using New Mexican chiles and they were given $50 for additional ingredients. Chef Hannah, her mother Sheri, and her friend Gary, have experience selling pies at farmer's markets in San Diego. Pho Nomenal earned $796 for Chicago supplies and Waffle Love earned $755.
Let There Be Bacon – The selling point of this Cleveland truck is bacon. Mystikka Masala sold more $15 dishes, and Lunch Ladies sold more $5 dishes. Winner was Aloha Plate, 1st Runner Up was Tikka Tikka Taco, and 2nd Runner Up was The Slide Show. Lone Star raised their prices figuring people who waited on line would be willing to pay a premium price. The truck teams had to consider changing their menus when they reached Santa Fe during a light snowfall. With only limited time, it is extremely difficult to make a flavorful, well-executed octopus dish. Speed Bump: At the beginning of the second day, the trucks were required to serve only vegan food. ^Note 3 Stephan of Bachelor Kitchen notified at elimination that he had to leave the race to take care of personal matters. Challenge #2: The teams met Tyler at Moorten Botanical Garden and Cactarium to receive a jar of blue agave nectar. The Guava Tree Truck – Authentic Cuban cuisine is dished up by this Dallas, Texas truck.
Brunch Babes has a crowd of the store owner's friends and are selling, but it later goes quiet for a short time. Tyler Florence meets with the final two food truck teams at a bustling farmers market in Newport, R.I.
They sent two waiters to give the teams one of the four real ice-cream milkshakes in their hands. ^Note 2 : Dollar amounts went unannounced for Diso's Italian Sandwich Society and Pho Nomenal Dumplings in Week 2; however, Tyler Florence announced the differential between the two teams was $15. Philly's Finest Sambonis – Straight out of Philadelphia, childhood friends Erik, Joe, and Chris serve authentic Philly cheesesteaks and sandwiches known as sambonis.
Before tomorrow comes by, Tyler gifts everyone a bottle of champagne, but not for what they think. Just Wing It – Kevin, Sharon and Steven met as contestants on season 12 of Worst Cooks in America.
The team judged for having the best-looking donut received two points per donut, and the best tasting donut was worth three points each. Still with no customers, Travis heads to the beach, meeting the leader of Arizona State Men's Gymnastics team; giving them an order for 16 people. Speed Bump: On the second day, the teams had to take what they could out of their trucks before closing them down and selling on foot from a hot dog cart until 6:00 PM. After the speed bump was announced, all the trucks raised their prices to stretch the food they got.
‘The Great Food Truck Race” is a cooking competition with a difference. Tyler went to each truck to talk to the teams, offering encouragement and advice. Speed Bump: In honor of Las Vegas, Tyler spun a wheel of different problems that would hinder their truck (including "two flat tires", and "one man down"). The Lime Truck partnered up with a local Vegas food truck they knew, and invited the Seabirds truck into the partnership. The truck who made the most was Stick Em Up ($131) and the least sold was Wicked Good Seafood ($35). The winner of the truck stop was announced early on day 2 and got a headstart on moving to the second city: Portland, Maine.
As they continue to sell, Mystikka nearly runs out of food, the Ladies have slow foot traffic, and Super Sope get sentimental as their family arrive at their truck.
Speed Bump #1: The teams had to move from their current locations to a local folk festival and sell head to head, adjacent to each other. They did manage to get an afternoon rush but they sold out with four hours left in the day, and couldn't restock thanks to a speed bump. They started in Boston with large crowds but late into the day, they got a truck stop. Sweetbitter: Will the food live up to the restaurant drama. Truck Stop: On the beginning of the second day, Tyler called all the trucks for their first official truck stop challenge. ^Note 3 : Would have been 1st place, but they incurred a $500 total fine for hitting a parked car to cover the deductible and for not taking ownership of the accident. Born and bred in Louisiana, Darrell and Anna were successful restaurant owners only for Hurricane Katrina to destroy his business and a deadbeat contractor wiping them out financially. It required them to make a dish out of cactus and put it on their menu to be judged by local chef, Beau MacMillan. Challenge #1: One team member acts as a zookeeper and has to move an alligator from a wet enclosure to a dry one; the team with the shortest time handling their gator gets a one-hour head-start ahead of the other teams to prep and sell. Po' Boys found out, via social media, that Stick Em' Up had a good spot at City Hall and parked nearby. On the second day, after a potential location did not yield any customers, Grilled Cheese tried to park near Caretto's but since it was a private lot, they parked just far enough away while still being close to the customers attracted by Carettos.
^Note 6 : Although they lost, Vinny and his mother from Carretto Siciliano got their own miniseries on Food Network called Vinny & Ma Eat America.
The trucks headed east and arrived at the Naval Air Station Pensacola where they immediately get a "kickoff" cooking challenge.
The damage to the truck incurred an insurance deductible of $200.00 reducing Sol Food Collective earnings. They picked their top three favorites; the first place team got an extra $500 in their till, the second place team got an extra $200, and the third place team got $100. This was meant to level the playing field because some of the food trucks were already from Los Angeles and had a loyal customer base.
I Left My Food Cart in San Francisco (Week 1). Since they were in the desert, the teams had to retool their menus to feature lighter fare and cooling desserts. With the yacht club guests voting on their favorite team, the outcome seemed likely from the beginning. Truck Stop: In honor of Lake Havasu's London Bridge, the trucks were given cod and potatoes, and told they had to serve their version of fish and chips. The best steak dish would get an extra $500. ^Note 3 : Sol Food Collective opted out of the Pulled Pork Challenge in keeping with their vegan beliefs. After being given $250 seed money, they were instructed to go to Beverly Hills where they had to make and sell one signature dish for no less than $20. Madres Mexican also had trouble with a meat grinder for their truck stop challenge, slowing them down. Tyler calls the teams for the second challenge, which involves coffee. The winner was Stick Em' Up. They begin in Los Angeles, California and the final two return there to finish the race. ^Note 1 : Independent of the Speed Bump, a local food blogger, "The Chubby Vegetarian", visited each truck. For the most part, the food trucks fried the octopus. The teams all met at Long Beach, California to get their first look at the food trucks they will be using for the race. Food Network designed each team's truck based on their proposed concept. The other teams pitched in from time to time to help her during the challenge.
They got $200 dollars seed money. They couldn't make the same dish they sold in Beverly Hills and they sold side by side at SOMA StrEat Food Park. Frank-n-Slides won the challenge and the week. Postcards – A Zagat-rated soul-food truck from Los Angeles, this team is led by Greg who wants to open his own restaurant. Business gets booming, with Mystikka and Sope having battled for the same spot, and the Ladies being bought out with some time being left in the day, but until sunset, all three hope to secure a spot in the finale. Brunch Babes - A family affair and all-female trio from Grand Rapids, Michigan dishes out unique and decadent brunch dishes. Truck Stop: The teams had to create a dish using New Mexican chiles and they were given $50 for additional ingredients. Chef Hannah, her mother Sheri, and her friend Gary, have experience selling pies at farmer's markets in San Diego. Pho Nomenal earned $796 for Chicago supplies and Waffle Love earned $755.
Let There Be Bacon – The selling point of this Cleveland truck is bacon. Mystikka Masala sold more $15 dishes, and Lunch Ladies sold more $5 dishes. Winner was Aloha Plate, 1st Runner Up was Tikka Tikka Taco, and 2nd Runner Up was The Slide Show. Lone Star raised their prices figuring people who waited on line would be willing to pay a premium price. The truck teams had to consider changing their menus when they reached Santa Fe during a light snowfall. With only limited time, it is extremely difficult to make a flavorful, well-executed octopus dish. Speed Bump: At the beginning of the second day, the trucks were required to serve only vegan food. ^Note 3 Stephan of Bachelor Kitchen notified at elimination that he had to leave the race to take care of personal matters. Challenge #2: The teams met Tyler at Moorten Botanical Garden and Cactarium to receive a jar of blue agave nectar. The Guava Tree Truck – Authentic Cuban cuisine is dished up by this Dallas, Texas truck.
Brunch Babes has a crowd of the store owner's friends and are selling, but it later goes quiet for a short time. Tyler Florence meets with the final two food truck teams at a bustling farmers market in Newport, R.I.
They sent two waiters to give the teams one of the four real ice-cream milkshakes in their hands. ^Note 2 : Dollar amounts went unannounced for Diso's Italian Sandwich Society and Pho Nomenal Dumplings in Week 2; however, Tyler Florence announced the differential between the two teams was $15. Philly's Finest Sambonis – Straight out of Philadelphia, childhood friends Erik, Joe, and Chris serve authentic Philly cheesesteaks and sandwiches known as sambonis.
Before tomorrow comes by, Tyler gifts everyone a bottle of champagne, but not for what they think. Just Wing It – Kevin, Sharon and Steven met as contestants on season 12 of Worst Cooks in America.
The team judged for having the best-looking donut received two points per donut, and the best tasting donut was worth three points each. Still with no customers, Travis heads to the beach, meeting the leader of Arizona State Men's Gymnastics team; giving them an order for 16 people. Speed Bump: On the second day, the teams had to take what they could out of their trucks before closing them down and selling on foot from a hot dog cart until 6:00 PM. After the speed bump was announced, all the trucks raised their prices to stretch the food they got.
‘The Great Food Truck Race” is a cooking competition with a difference. Tyler went to each truck to talk to the teams, offering encouragement and advice. Speed Bump: In honor of Las Vegas, Tyler spun a wheel of different problems that would hinder their truck (including "two flat tires", and "one man down"). The Lime Truck partnered up with a local Vegas food truck they knew, and invited the Seabirds truck into the partnership. The truck who made the most was Stick Em Up ($131) and the least sold was Wicked Good Seafood ($35). The winner of the truck stop was announced early on day 2 and got a headstart on moving to the second city: Portland, Maine.
As they continue to sell, Mystikka nearly runs out of food, the Ladies have slow foot traffic, and Super Sope get sentimental as their family arrive at their truck.
Speed Bump #1: The teams had to move from their current locations to a local folk festival and sell head to head, adjacent to each other. They did manage to get an afternoon rush but they sold out with four hours left in the day, and couldn't restock thanks to a speed bump. They started in Boston with large crowds but late into the day, they got a truck stop. Sweetbitter: Will the food live up to the restaurant drama. Truck Stop: On the beginning of the second day, Tyler called all the trucks for their first official truck stop challenge. ^Note 3 : Would have been 1st place, but they incurred a $500 total fine for hitting a parked car to cover the deductible and for not taking ownership of the accident. Born and bred in Louisiana, Darrell and Anna were successful restaurant owners only for Hurricane Katrina to destroy his business and a deadbeat contractor wiping them out financially. It required them to make a dish out of cactus and put it on their menu to be judged by local chef, Beau MacMillan. Challenge #1: One team member acts as a zookeeper and has to move an alligator from a wet enclosure to a dry one; the team with the shortest time handling their gator gets a one-hour head-start ahead of the other teams to prep and sell. Po' Boys found out, via social media, that Stick Em' Up had a good spot at City Hall and parked nearby. On the second day, after a potential location did not yield any customers, Grilled Cheese tried to park near Caretto's but since it was a private lot, they parked just far enough away while still being close to the customers attracted by Carettos.
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