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Minneapolis BBQ Food Trucks Decry "Archaic" Rule Prohibiting External Smoker
Animales says they've been running their external smoker since they opened in 2018 and passed multiple inspections with it in view.

September 25, 2022
Two Minneapolis barbecue food trucks are fighting what they call an "archaic" city ordinance that will force them to shut down their offset smokers at the end of the month.
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Animales Barbeque Co and Boomin Barbecue say they were told by the city that food trucks are not allowed to have anything outside the footprint of the truck itself.
Animales says they've been running their external smoker since they opened in August of 2018 and passed multiple inspections with it in view. But still, it's against city ordinance and they'll no longer be able to use the smoker come Oct. 1.
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