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While wandering the city again today, I stumbled upon over two blocks of one of Portland's most famous and enjoyable amentities...tasty food carts.
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Nobody enjoys food-cooked-by-others more than me and almost every country is represented at a very affordable price.
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I was told that Portland has more food carts per-capita than almost any other city in the United States. Here is a bit more info on that:
Portland, Oregon is the epicenter of what has rapidly become a national food movement in the United States: the high-end food cart. No longer merely purveyors of hot dogs, pretzels and gyros, these self-contained, portable cuisine vendors are offering a wild variety of high-quality affordable meals to cash-strapped urban dwellers and tourists alike.
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It all looks and smells so good that choosing one (especially when you're already hungry) can feel like an impossible task.
So when that happens in life, I tend to gravitate towards what I know works best for me...
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I've found that, when all else fails, I can't go wrong with a little Mexican.
And, as expected...I was right.
Ole!
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