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Food Truck 2 Location: UB Open Space Food Type: Deli Style Fast Food Menu: Hot Chick Burger and Forking Burger Service at Fork My Life Husen Jadabanda Hot Chick Burger Amantle This one has a name. That’s the first thing that strikes us. A rather funky kind of kinky name too: ‘Fork My Life,’ my food(t)! And what in the Holy Land is a ‘Forking Burger?’ Although usually at the Fairgrounds area opposite Botswana Accountancy College (BAC), on this particular day we meet with Husen Jadabanda and his food truck in the open field opposite the University of Botswana’s main campus two or so kilometres north. Such is the convenience of food trucks that being ‘inherently’ mobile, the owners can place them anywhere in pursuit of customers. What implications this may have for licensing is food for another day’s thought. Fork My Life, the food truck, stands out not just for the groovy name but for its bright colours that invite passersby to check it out. The items on the menu are just as playfully named. Jada says he has been cooking since he no longer cares to remember because he grew up with a passion for cooking. REVIEW: Very clearly, the customer is king at Fork My Life where bar stools line up the sides of the truck so that customers can watch their food being prepared. Jada takes marks by the pan even before we taste his food. The proprietor is immensely welcoming too, preparing our meals in front of us and serving us with a smile as he gives a running commentary about the importance of freshness in food, especially street food! Our Hot Chick Burger and Forking Burger, which are chicken burger and beef burger elsewhere, were prepared in such an ambience on a hot iron grill. But after what seems like a flash of lightning, our meals are ready and plated. They come with what is clearly Jada’s signature lemonade, which is the latest addition to the tasty treats on offer at Fork My Life. But though packed with scrumptious flavours, the servings are modest. Even so Fork My Life is a fun truck of a place to be. While the inBusiness team is at the truck, a law student named Amantle emerges from the university and says she just can’t get enough of the food at Fork My Life. As a matter of fact, Amantle confesses that she tracks the truck and follows it wherever it may be. That is because in addition to delectation, she adds, the prices are consumer-friendly! 42 www.inbusiness.co.bw | Issue 12 | 2017
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