Why are there not more breakfast food trucks? We've got

>>8323797
Because hipsters don't wake up early

>>8323809
ANY.
TIME.
OF.
DAY.

>>8323797
Because being a mexican is a fad right now, thanks to the angry ginger idiot and his wall.

>>8323817
It may be a fad, but it would become a trend if you don't remove them. :^)

>>8323843
HAH.
I think the way to go here is a breakfast burrito food truck. Best of both worlds. They're easy to carry and customize, cheap to make, and it keeps with the Mexi-trend.

>>8323843
Charge extra for gravy dipping sauce. *salivates*

I hate breakfast foods. Most anyway

>>8323797
Breakfast food truck were common 20 years ago, back when food trucks were not a trend, but more like portable cafeterias that drove from one job site or industrial park to another.

The thing with breakfast is that it's still a meal frequently eaten at home. And usually it's cereal in milk. On the go urban types can buy a bagel with cream cheese or a doughnut and a coffee from pushcarts and stands. And for those who like a more fast food tier greasy breakfast sandwich McDonald's has them covered.

What you're proposing is short order breakfast like at diners or cheap coffeeshops on a truck. I don't think most Americans eat that kind of breakfast on a day to day basis. And those who do like going out for a short order breakfast tend to also enjoy sitting in a booth and not having to pay for refills on coffee.

So who would your target demographic be?