Peoria Food Cart Review Essay

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Peoria Food Cart Review
The food cart that I ate at was called Hik’ry Catering. What I ate was a hickory smoked beef brisket and for a drink I had Mountain Dew.
There was probably about 10 people in line before me and the wait was probably about fifteen to twenty minutes long. My meal costed seven dollars and it included a hickory smoked beef brisket and a drink, all drinks were a dollar.
Other options available were fresh cut fries, cheesy fries, macaroni, beefy fries, and many other things.
The drinks available were Pepsi, Mountain Dew and water.
The service was overall pretty good and I liked it very much.

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