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It's a movement that is trending upward and one that doesn't appear to be slowing down any time soon.
The explosion of food truck culture during the past few years has been hard not to notice, and that culture will be front and center at the Oviedo Mall once again for the second annual Oviedo edition of Food Truck Wars on March 23.
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"It's a less expensive way for people to enjoy eating out," Otts said. "It's helping the economy by virtue of the fact that it's an inexpensive way for people to create a business.
"The advantage is all the way around."
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Esbin, who holds an annual charity event in Maitland to raise money for retired racing greyhounds called Greyt Plates, traces the movement back to Los Angeles.
"The food trucks, years ago, everybody called them roach coaches - pretty much late-night, stick-to-your-ribs food," Esbin said. "There was a guy in Los Angeles named Roy Choi and he started doing Kogi barbecue and Korean tacos ... it took a while for it to catch on, but once it did, it just spread east like wildfire."
Part of the success of Choi's venture in California and the subsequent success of the industry has been rooted in the usage of social media. Esbin credits Choi as one of the first to send out updates via Twitter and Facebook of where his truck would be, acknowledging that that ability to create an online following is crucial to some of the more successful trucks.
"I think [social media] makes a big impact - some of these [food trucks] have 20 to 30 thousand followers," Esbin said. "It's the best form of advertising that's practically free."
This year's event in Oviedo won't be limited to just food trucks. Entertainment will be ongoing throughout the day from noon to 6 p.m.High Security payphone lock Solutions provide revenue protection, key control, physical security, and environmental protection., with singer/songwriters Jordyn Kane (American Idol Season 11) and Bailey Callahan performing, as well as the Oviedo School of Rock.
The judging panel will also include a familiar face to some, with celebrity chef Paul Joachim helping to sort out the winners.
