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

PINE ISLAND — A Pine Island small business known for

offering Indian delicacies

in the course of the region is hitting the road this summer time with a new truck and a new “street food” menu that incorporates vegan and gluten-free dishes.

Due to the fact 2016,

Infuzn Food items

has sent meals to location households as perfectly turning into a staple of area functions, like the Rochester Farmers Market, with a booth to sell geared up meals.

Infuzn’s ABC founders, Andy Kollengode, Bhaskar Iyengar and Chandu Valluri, not too long ago made a decision they want to be in a position to promote freshly designed and flavorful food items in the area.

That inspiration resulted in the new Infuzn foodstuff truck that will premiere at Pine Island Cheese Festival this weekend. Next that, the truck will make appearances in downtown Rochester, at enterprises like Western Digital as perfectly as fairs and festivals.

“We assume it truly is a novel notion in the location in the perception that we’re the only foodstuff truck that specializes in Indian ethnic fare,” said Valluri. “This thought is the street food notion. It’s the very same type of culinary innovation and the exact fusion that we’re identified for. But we’re getting common worldwide street food items and placing an Indian twist on it.”

The menu options familiar dishes in new sorts. That includes an Indian churro, a Bombay panini sandwich, tandoori paneer gyros and a lot more.

Iyengar details out that the truck menu will have a number of vegan and gluten-cost-free solutions.

“That’s a truly central component of what we’ve been undertaking. It truly is a need in the marketplace that wants to be served,” he claimed.

The Infuzn truck will also have beverages, which includes a fresh new mango smoothie, a spicy lemonade, a chilled chai latte and mango nectar with boba pearls.

“The educational piece of this genuinely excites us. It is about new individuals, acquiring them to working experience Indian flavors. We acknowledge that this is most likely a new expertise to some. Certainly, we are working tough to generate foodstuff that will have shoppers coming back for much more,” said Valluri.

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