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89 90 Twittering Mobile Eateries & Counting. We List Them All.
We've updated our post featuring an ever-growing list of local food trucks and other mobile eateries (as in carts and stands) that use Twitter.
Some number-crunching about LA's massive mobile munching scene:
90 mobile eateries are listed
28 of them have been profiled in stories on LAist
7 originated as brick-and-mortar restaurants/stores
6 serve Korean tacos
2 that are coming soon
3 new additions all specialize in crepes
4 ways to keep track of them
1 that's already given up
To see which ones are which, check out our post: Food Trucks & Other Mobile Eateries That Twitter. Bookmark it, won't you?
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