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Video: The Burger Bus from VendrTV

Posted by Robyn Lee, September 24, 2009 at 3:45 PM

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In the latest episode of street food show VendrTV, host Dan Delaney visits The Burger Bus in Santa Barbara, California. This school bus-turned-food truck serves burgers made from locally sourced ingredients, including a special cheeseburger with apricot jalapeno jelly. Watch the video after the jump.

The Burger Bus on VendrTV

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Tags: California, Santa Barbara, street vendors, The Burger Bus, videos

3 Comments:

The burgers look really good, but I still have yet to be sold on ciabatta as a viable burger vehicle. I often find it to be too hard and crumbly, and (yes, this sounds weird) a tad too bready.

pastry262 at 5:08PM on 09/24/09

I would kill for a CB&J from the Burger Bus right now!
joe - http://web.me.com/joe.price/Joes_Burger_Search

jojoprice at 9:32AM on 09/25/09

The comment about the ciabatta is spot on. I live in Santa Barbara, home of the Burger Bus. I was so excited when they started up, but the ciabatta used as a "bun" and the overcooking of the quality beef makes me sad. The onion rings and fried pickles are very tasty though. Hopefully they can consider getting one of the local bakeries to bake a proper burger bun (as they strive to use the wide selection of tasty local ingredients we are lucky enough to have here) and not cook to the beef into oblivion and this will be one damn good burger. The meat is seasoned well and has potential. Overall though, sweet concept, just needs some fine tuning.

Burger365 at 5:20PM on 09/25/09

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