New food truck to put an Indian twist on familiar global street food – Post Bulletin

PINE ISLAND — A Pine Island business acknowledged for

delivering Indian cuisine

throughout the area is hitting the street this summer with a new truck and a new “street food” menu that consists of vegan and gluten-free of charge dishes.

Given that 2016,

Infuzn Food items

has shipped meals to area homes as very well starting to be a staple of local functions, like the Rochester Farmers Market, with a booth to market ready foodstuff.

Infuzn’s ABC founders, Andy Kollengode, Bhaskar Iyengar and Chandu Valluri, just lately made a decision they want to be ready to market freshly designed and flavorful foodstuff in the location.

That inspiration resulted in the new Infuzn food stuff truck that will premiere at Pine Island Cheese Festival this weekend. Following that, the truck will make appearances in downtown Rochester, at companies like Western Digital as effectively as fairs and festivals.

“We think it really is a novel notion in the region in the sense that we are the only food truck that specializes in Indian ethnic fare,” claimed Valluri. “This notion is the road foodstuff notion. It is really the exact same form of culinary innovation and the similar fusion that we’re identified for. But we’re getting basic world-wide street meals and placing an Indian twist on it.”

The menu features familiar dishes in new varieties. That includes an Indian churro, a Bombay panini sandwich, tandoori paneer gyros and additional.

Iyengar factors out that the truck menu will have a number of vegan and gluten-free alternatives.

“That’s a actually central portion of what we’ve been doing. It really is a require in the market that wants to be served,” he mentioned.

The Infuzn truck will also have drinks, together with a refreshing mango smoothie, a spicy lemonade, a chilled chai latte and mango nectar with boba pearls.

“The instructional piece of this truly excites us. It is about new folks, obtaining them to practical experience Indian flavors. We understand that this is almost certainly a new expertise to some. Clearly, we are functioning difficult to create food stuff that will have shoppers coming back again for much more,” said Valluri.

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