Let’s start by telling you a little bit about Tracy Concessions and me. I am a 3rd generation female owned food vendor. I grew up in the business working with my grandparents, uncles and cousins. Wow, what a big family. My uncle Roger Westmoreland helped me build my first trailer 22 years ago. I worked as a partner in 2003 feeding the soldiers in Fort Hood Army Base as they were departing. I have done several more events for Fort Hood Army Base through the years and at Fort Polk Army base.
I experiment with different foods to give it that WOW element and to differentiate from anyone else. We were filmed on Carnival Eats in 2018, for two different episodes. I was the first ever to do two foods on the show. If your fair has a food item, you have wished someone would sell at your fair we are your vendor! I love the challenge and have the best sign man to get the job done. Having us offer a unique food is a good way to get Carnival Eats to your event. We were filmed and on the news at Arkansas st
Let me tell you about our food: For our fries, it means only using the freshest whole potatoes that are hand washed, cut and soaked in water and vinegar then blanched in 100% vegetable oil at a lower heat, then fried to a golden crisp right when you order them. Fresh means that our fries will never see the inside of a freezer. It means they will never be warmed in a microwave or sit under a heat lamp. Fresh also means that our fries are never made with any preservatives of any kind.