Desserts Food Trucks in Mesquite, TX

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Dirty Scoops93
Origin: American (Traditional)
Categories: Desserts, Ice Cream, Sweets & Treats
Tastes: Comfort Food
Signature Dish: Dirty Dough - a donut Ice Cream Sandwich, Dirty Bean - vanilla ice cream topped with espresso
About Us:
We started Dirty Scoops Ice Cream because....who doesn't love ice cream in Texas! Born and raised in Dallas, we are always looking for a way to escape the heat. Cold sweet treats is a must! As a local, small batch ice cream shop, we bring fun flavors to any event!
We started Dirty Scoops Ice Cream because....who doesn't love ice cream in Texas! Born and raised in Dallas, we are always looking for a way to escape the heat. Cold sweet treats is a must! As a local, small batch ice cream shop, we bring fun flavors to any event!
La Trokita Dulce Y Picante54
Origin: Mexican
Categories: Beverages, Breakfast, Burgers, Chicken Wings, Crepes, Desserts, Ice Cream, Shaved Ice, Smoothies, Sweets & Treats, Taco, Waffles
Signature Dish: Quesabirria
About Us:
I shared a few of my creations with friends, and their reactions were overwhelming. They loved what I cooked, and some even encouraged me to consider turning my passion into something more. That’s when the seed was planted. It has always been a language of connection, a bridge between cultures, and an expression of love. A food truck would allow me to showcase my cooking skills, offer people something different from the usual restaurant fare, and build a community around food that felt personal, exciting, and unique. The freedom that comes with having a food truck also excites me. I love the idea of being able to travel, participate in festivals, and pop up in unexpected places. Ultimately, starting a food truck is about pursuing something I am passionate about—sharing my love of food with others. I’ve always believed that food has the power to brighten people’s days, and through this food truck, I want to make sure everyone who visits leaves with a full belly and a smile on their face. It's not just a business to me; it’s a way of living, a way of creating and connecting with people in the most authentic way I know—through the universal language of food.
I shared a few of my creations with friends, and their reactions were overwhelming. They loved what I cooked, and some even encouraged me to consider turning my passion into something more. That’s when the seed was planted. It has always been a language of connection, a bridge between cultures, and an expression of love. A food truck would allow me to showcase my cooking skills, offer people something different from the usual restaurant fare, and build a community around food that felt personal, exciting, and unique. The freedom that comes with having a food truck also excites me. I love the idea of being able to travel, participate in festivals, and pop up in unexpected places. Ultimately, starting a food truck is about pursuing something I am passionate about—sharing my love of food with others. I’ve always believed that food has the power to brighten people’s days, and through this food truck, I want to make sure everyone who visits leaves with a full belly and a smile on their face. It's not just a business to me; it’s a way of living, a way of creating and connecting with people in the most authentic way I know—through the universal language of food.