Mpls.St.Paul Magazine - Weddings - Cakes + Catering

Truck It

Tue, 11 Dec 2012 16:24:52 GMT

Pick the street fare your taste buds can’t live without:

Hola Arepa
The crew in the bright aqua truck stuffs griddled corn cakes with slow-roasted meats and sassy sauces. From veggie black bean to richly roasted pork options, it’s all locally sourced and strictly yummy.

612-217-0635, holaarepa.com

Potter’s Pasties & Pies
Pasties are like flaky, rich, meaty pot pies you can eat with your hands. You’re welcome.

612-819-3107, potterspasties.com

Saucy Burt’s
It started with a girl, a cart, and a missile of a meatball sandwich. New: chicken meatballs.

saucyburts.com

Vellee Deli
From fat curry burritos to crispy, addictive mini egg rolls, the multicultural eats are tops.

763-290-2994, velleedeli.com

NateDogs
Half the charm of the hot dogs is their all-natural goodness; the other half is Nate, who sells them.

763-238-7763, natedogs.com

Gastro Truck
A chef loves his sliders, and Stephen Trojahn’s dead-on smoked meatloaf sliders prove the rule.

763-607-6055, gastrotruck.mobi

The Twisted Sister House of Hunger
Loaded fried potatoes come with cheddar sauce, sour cream, and applewood-smoked bacon.

houseofhunger.com

Have Your Cake and Pop It Too

Tue, 11 Dec 2012 16:18:17 GMT

There’s cake, and then there are cake pops. While both are equally delicious, one requires you to sit down to devour it and typically comes in one or maybe two flavors, while the other is an on-the-go treat available in many shapes, sizes, and flavors. Which one do you think your guests prefer? Yeah, we thought so too.

Our Favorite Cake Pop Connoisseurs

Cocoa and Fig, Gaviidae Common, 612-333-1485; 205 Cavanaugh Dr., Shakopee, 952-540-4300, cocoaandfig.com
Cake Pop Ladies, 612-222-8796, cakepopladies.com
Dipp Shop, 612-280-8041, thedippshop.com
Raspberry Bird, 612-367-4062, raspberrybird.com

Color Your World

Thu, 09 Feb 2012 11:35:26 GMT