About Our Business

     Today I did a Chili Taste test between 2 “readily available” canned chilis. The first one (the cheaper of the two), had beans and was not terrible. The second one, claimed to be an “authentic” Texas recipe from 1895 it had no beans and called itself a hotdog chili sauce. Read more

     One of the most trying and difficult things to do in the whole journey of becoming a licensed hotdog cart was meeting the requirements of the Elmore County Health Department. Today, I received a phone call from the Elmore County Health Department to confirm my business name and address because Read more

     So after getting our commissary letter and turning in 5 pieces of required paperwork, just to get our plans approved on Monday, I got a call from the health department on Tuesday asking me if I had received their “packet?” Well, I showed up at the health department, got the Read more

     According to the Elmore County Health Department, a Commissary is: “a permitted food establishment to which a mobile food unit (in our case, our hotdog cart) returns on a daily basis for such tasks as discarding liquid and/or solid waste, refilling water tanks and ice bins; storage of utensils food Read more

     The brand spankin’ new logo is here! After many hours on the phone with the appropriate legal entities to make absolutely positive that we didn’t step on any toes, and many more hours on the internet with a graphic artist, I can now present the brand new Alabama Devil Dawgs, Read more

     Starting a business is a daunting task. There are so many things to do. There are fees upon fees upon fees. Buying the actual cart to work from can be really expensive too. That’s why we are building ours. Then there’s the commissary. Isn’t that where military folks buy their groceries? Read more