Hey there, folks! I’ve got something special to share today – Possum Pecan Soup and how you can make it work from a hot dog cart.

Yes, you heard that right!

I was just whipping up some Italian bread today, thanks to a recipe I found on TikTok—Sarah's or Sarah's recipes, can't remember exactly, but it’s delish!

Now, as I was making this bread, it got me thinking about how bread, and food in general, can be a big part of starting your own food vending business.

Why Start with Bread?

Bread is a fundamental part of the street food vending business. It’s legal to sell in all 50 states.

If you're curious about the laws in your state, head over to cottagefoodlaws.com. I provide all that information for free.

You don’t need to buy anything, just grab the info and start baking at home.

Some states have very liberal laws allowing you to sell all kinds of goodies from home—desserts, rabbit meat, you name it.

Hot Dog Carts: The Mini Mobile Kitchens

Now, a lot of people come to me and say, “Ben, I’ve got this amazing recipe from my mama. It’s possum pecan soup. Can I sell that from a hot dog cart?”

The answer is, absolutely yes!

Hot dog carts (you can find the best hot dog carts in the market HERE) are like mini mobile kitchens. They have everything you need, just on a smaller scale.

It’s not like a full-blown food trailer or truck, which I also teach how to start, but with very minimal money.

Starting Small With Big Returns

You can start with just a few thousand dollars, finance 100% of it, and start making $600, $700, or even $800 a day.

Don’t believe me?

Just ask the 30,000 vendors I’ve helped.

You can find them on our Facebook page, YouTube channel, or even TikTok.

You'll see video interviews and testimonials confirming this.

Why Hot Dogs?

So, why just hot dogs?

Why am I known as the hot dog guru?

Well, it’s because hot dogs are legal to sell in all 50 states.

Just like bread under cottage food laws, hot dogs are a universal hit.

They’re cheap to start with, readily available, and can make you a ton of money.

Hot dogs set me free when I was bankrupt, with five kids at home, on welfare.

Within seven weeks of starting, I had three hot dog carts, all paid for by the first one.

From Cottage Food to Hot Dog Carts

I teach hot dogs and cottage food because some folks can’t afford a cart right away.

They start with cottage food and, within a few weeks, they’ve saved enough to get a hot dog cart.

Then they start selling hot dogs and realize they can expand into catering.

That’s when they can finally start selling that possum stew Maw taught them!

Making Possum Pecan Soup Work

Possum Pecan Soup on a hot dog cart? You bet!

It’s all about knowing the rules and nuances.

You can start small, make a real income, and in no time, you’ll be catering events with all kinds of delicious creations.

Cutting Out the Learning Curves

I cut out the learning curves for you.

Follow my steps, and you’ll go straight from point A to wherever you want to be without all the hassle.

No more just-over-broke jobs. This is your ticket to financial freedom and flexibility.

Remember, I’m here to help.

If you want to make a real income, spend more time with your family, and enjoy what you do, then start now.

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Whether it’s hot dogs, cottage food, or even possum pecan soup, I’ve got you covered.

I love you all and can’t wait to see you succeed.

See you soon! Bye.