Wichita, Kansas USA 316-290-9836
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may 2023 schedule - weather permitting
5TH WSU FOOD TRUCK PLAZA 11-1:30
6TH wHITE cROW 5-8 PM
12TH WSU FOOD TRUCK PLAZA 11-1:30
13TH hopping gnome 5-8 pm
20TH WHITE CROW 5-8 PM
21ST ICT VEG FEST 10-4
27TH CENTRAL STANDARD BREWING 5-8 PM
WHEAT
STREET DOGS
HANDCRAFTED plant based STREET DOGS
Wichita, kansas
ABOUT
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WHO WE ARE
Wheat Street Dogs is a gourmet vegan hot dog cart located in Wichita, KS USA
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WHAT WE DO
Using our own unique recipes we make handcrafted meat free hot dogs and sausages and serve them in creative and delicious
combinations at locations all over town.
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WHY WE DO IT
We couldn't find a plant based hot dog option available on the streets of Wichita so we decided to make our own!
wheat street catering
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What's wheat street dogs all about?
We love the food truck scene in Wichita and the growing number of veggie options available but in the Spring of 2017 we found one thing was still missing: A Vegan Hot Dog Cart! Over the course of several months we worked on developing our own handcrafted hot dog recipe. We wanted our dogs to be plant based without sacrificing great taste. Working with vital wheat gluten, soy and other vegan ingredients we finally hit on a recipe we truly love. All our dogs and sausages are mixed, handrolled and cooked by us and are 100% vegan. Grilled to perfection on our cart and served on a toasted New England Style bun our dogs are crispy on the outside but are tender and flavorful on the inside. Whether you're a vegan, vegetarian or a meat eater we think you'll love them as much as we do!
Why a meat FREE hot dog?
Vegetarian and vegan diets are rapidly increasing in popularity world wide. Some people come to a plant based diet for health reasons, some for concerns about the environment and others out of compassion for animals. While not everyone wants to adopt a vegetarian diet completely, many people are now eating a meat free meal occasionally or observing "Meat Free Mondays". Whatever the case, I believe a plant based diet for a mealtime or a lifetime doesn't have to be "tasteless". Before I became a vegetarian and later vegan, one of my favorite meals was a hot dog (mustard only) and a beer at the ballpark. When I went meat free I had to give that up. And I missed it. While there are several commercially made veggie dogs and sausages available these days, I wanted something that reminded me of that good old fashioned dog at the ball game. Just without the meat. So I made one.
Pat Handley Wheat Street Dogs Owner/Operator
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