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Food truck menus: taco, coffee and burger boards

Food truck menus — a wide menu board headed "TACOS", a row of drawn tacos, a burrito and a loaded bowl, each standing over one empty name rule and an empty price circle, a small chilli at the corner, a chalkboard treatment with white and coloured chalk strokes, smudged shading and a chalk-drawn frame on a dark slate board

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Reading 1Taco menu
Reading 2Coffee board
Reading 3Burger menu

The board on the side of a truck sells the whole menu at a glance — a taco menu with drawn dishes, a coffee-truck board with drawn cups, a burger menu with a stacked burger — and these nine draw all three in chalkboard, retro and bold, with every name and price left blank. Ask for a different cuisine and the set redraws.

  • a food truck side panel
  • a market food-stall board
  • a pop-up kitchen menu
  • a cafe counter menu
  • a catering-van price board

Frequently asked questions

What size do these print at?
Each board is drawn wide, so it prints clean at A3 landscape or scales up for a truck-side panel.
Are the dish names and prices already on the board?
No — every name line and price circle is left blank, so you write in your own menu.
Can I get a different cuisine, like pizza or noodles?
Yes — the direction field takes a request like 'a pizza truck version' and redraws all three boards.
What's the difference between the three styles?
Chalkboard is hand-drawn chalk on dark, retro is a red-and-cream diner look, bold is bright flat colour with thick shapes.

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