We don't have a Taco truck invasion here in Michigan

[MrScorpio]

But I'd love to see one. I'd love to see a shoarma truck invasion as well and bring a spicy noodle truck invasion with it.

I really feel like I'm missing out. Thanks, DU.

[longship]

1. Kimchi truck invasion, too.

Of course, my neighbors would be clutching their pearls if any of those things happened.

I just laugh.

But please, PLEASE! No lutefisk trucks on the corners. And I am Norwegian!

But a Finnish pasty truck would be great, as long as they put sufficient rutabaga in them, and sufficient gravy on top.

Good eatin!

[synergie]

2. I'd love a Dosa truck as well. My parents would be thrilled. I don't understand why no

enterprising person has started a Chaat truck.

[longship]

3. BTW, I did not know you were a Michigander.

I was born and raised in Detroit. Yes, IN Detroit. Cooley High grad of 1966.

As everybody knows, the further from the Mexican border, the worse the Mexican food is. My favorite outside Rosarita Beach on Baja is in New Mexico where they apparently know how it is done. Screw Tex-Mex.

And yes, taco trucks are awesome.

[MrScorpio]

4. Denby grad here.

You've got me by quite a few years.

The only thing that I miss from my time in Texas is the food.

But you can get some great Middle Eastern stuff up this way.

[longship]

5. Yes! My twin sister and I have gone to many ME eateries.

The food at such places is pretty wonderful, which gives fact to: Food is good for you; eat food. The more the variety, the better.

[Siwsan]

6. Flint has a Taco Truck!

Unfortunately they are down at Cedar Point, this weekend, so I guess that "technically" we don't have one, right now. But they will be back, and they are fantastic. Come on over and see enjoy, some time!

[N_E_1 for Tennis]

7. Let's just go to the State Fair in Novi...

We can get anything deep fried!
Not too healthy but com'on once a year?

[yardwork]

8. You have cherry pastries in July at farm stands!