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Appetizers: Weekly mobile food truck festival coming to Sacramento

Though details are still in the works, local food truck vendors are banding together to hold a local mobile food festival on Thursday nights . Look for a location outside the city limits, in the vicinity of Arden Way, and will feature only local trucks, including Drewski's Hot Rod Kitchen and Mini Burger . By operating outside city limits, the food trucks won't be limited to 30 minutes in one spot, per current city ordinances.

This food festival is being organized by local food truck vendors themselves, who are currently in the process of forming an alliance. An introductory meeting between food truck operators, restaurateurs and city officials was held recently at The Kitchen, and proposals from all sides are expected at an upcoming meeting between all parties in the next four to six weeks.

Stay tuned for more of this mobile food truck news as it develops.

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