Vending Push Carts

Give customers a quick meal by starting a business with hot dog vending carts Hot dogs are an American favorite. Franks, buns and condiments are inexpensive to stock, giving you a healthy bottom line. Keep chips and drinks on hand, too, so you can give your customers a full meal. Perhaps expanding into Polish sausages and brats is a possibility, complete with fried onions and sauerkraut, depending on the market you serve.

I recommend:  Get your business rolling with The Starter, a basic hot dog cart from Worlds Best Hot Dog Carts. Check out the Famous New York City Street Cart at the All American Hotdog Co. It comes equipped with a double size cooler for sodas, a condiment tray, a double sink and a 20 pound propane gas tank.

Provide refreshments in the heat of summer with products from your ice cream push cart Ice cream vendors make big bucks during summer. Whether you set up on a street corner in a big city or at a local event, you can count on customers lining up to cool off. You can sell scoops or you can offer individually packaged popsicles and novelty ice cream bars.

I recommend:  The Worksman Trading Corp offers a few different models of ice cream push carts and provides an online ordering system. AllStar Carts and Vehicles provides custom branding on some of their ice cream carts.

Explore other types of businesses using vending push carts Your options are endless. You can sell merchandise, like sunglasses and visors, at a theme park. You can set up at a concert with a beer or liquor cart. You can sell cotton candy to kids at a carnival. The only limit is your imagination.

I recommend:  Display merchandise with the versatile cart from Rich Gallagher & Sons. Their cart folds up to fit in the back of a van or SUV for easy transportation. Customize your cart at Unique Vending Carts, which carries carts for vending beer, corn, coconut juice, lemonade and popcorn, among other selections.