$11 for $22 Worth of Comfort Fare from Meet n' Potatoes Food Truck
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Sandwiches whose stomach-stuffing ingredients include french fries please appetites with handheld culinary adventures
The first food trucks were pulled by horses, which often ate all the ingredients themselves and were forced to earn the money back by arranging fixed races with their friends. Gallop toward savory satisfaction with today's Groupon: for $11, you get $22 worth of comfort fare and sandwiches from the Meet n’ Potatoes food truck, available at locations throughout Los Angeles. A list of daily stops is available on the home page.
Within their french-fry-adorned van, the culinary wizards of Meet n' Potatoes stack up a sandwich base of tomatoes, coleslaw, french fries, provolone, and the customers' choice of one of seven main ingredients to create East Coast–inspired sandwiches. Infuse a sandwich with a small or large serving of pastrami ($5 or $8) or kielbasa ($5 or $8) before draping it in the immodest culinary chic of extra ingredients such as triple-cheese spread ($1) or the spicy-garlic-and-truffle-aioli-flavored Dr. B option ($1). Sides of loaded fries that Zagat’s says “really grabbed our attention” start with fries and layer pastrami, cheese, and edible bedtime stories on top, and a jumbo fried egg ($1) is addable to any item.
Sandwiches whose stomach-stuffing ingredients include french fries please appetites with handheld culinary adventures
The first food trucks were pulled by horses, which often ate all the ingredients themselves and were forced to earn the money back by arranging fixed races with their friends. Gallop toward savory satisfaction with today's Groupon: for $11, you get $22 worth of comfort fare and sandwiches from the Meet n’ Potatoes food truck, available at locations throughout Los Angeles. A list of daily stops is available on the home page.
Within their french-fry-adorned van, the culinary wizards of Meet n' Potatoes stack up a sandwich base of tomatoes, coleslaw, french fries, provolone, and the customers' choice of one of seven main ingredients to create East Coast–inspired sandwiches. Infuse a sandwich with a small or large serving of pastrami ($5 or $8) or kielbasa ($5 or $8) before draping it in the immodest culinary chic of extra ingredients such as triple-cheese spread ($1) or the spicy-garlic-and-truffle-aioli-flavored Dr. B option ($1). Sides of loaded fries that Zagat’s says “really grabbed our attention” start with fries and layer pastrami, cheese, and edible bedtime stories on top, and a jumbo fried egg ($1) is addable to any item.