Got the Munchies?

Munchathon Food-Themed 5K , , ,

Munchathan is a food-themed 5K featuring obstacles, entertainment and more. Unique food events are a great way for food trucks to get positive publicity, demonstrate great community relations with both other trucks and customers, and have access to a huge audience in one place.

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Big Head Asian Munchathon

What better incentive to run a marathon than having lots of munchies along the way? Munchathon is a food-themed 5K featuring numerous food trucks and lots of obstacles. This unique idea puts on fun twist on both food truck festivals as well as running events. Held in a park area home to numerous mudruns, the event seeks to inspire creativity (encouraging runners to dress up in food-related garb, etc.) and allow attendees to sample various eats in an authentic settings.

Samples of obstacles runners might expect include “donut drills,” “fish ladder,” lobster crawl” and bounce houses. Food truck vendors participating on the actual course will be providing sample-sized portions while there will also be a festival at the end with nearly 50 gourmet trucks offering a huge variety of fare, plus beverage vendors, entertainment and more.

If you’re in the food truck business, it’s a great idea for trucks to get involved in events like this for numerous reasons:

  1. The event planners handle the promotion for you
  2. It demonstrates great community relations
  3. You’re given access to a huge audience in one place, on one dayMunchathon Food-Themed 5K

It’s also really easy to keep your attendees up-to-date on the details via social media portals like Twitter and Facebook.

We have two pairs of tickets to give away to Munchathon! It takes place this Saturday, July 16 at Oak Canyon Park. To enter, leave a comment with the oddest thing you’ve ever eaten. Members of the Munchathon team will review the answers on Friday at noon and choose their favorites to win!

 

16 comments

  1. so excited!

  2. Living in Japan I was exposed to a variety of foods that many Americans would consider odd. To name a few; octopus gum, sea cucumber, sea urchin, dried fish and crabs you eat like candy. We also visited a Mongolian BBQ that featured a meat that says “Nayyyyyy”!

  3. this is about to be the sickest ish ever to hit the planet!

  4. Balut. Fetal duck egg. A Filipino treat. Grew up in America and watched my parents suck that egg dry. Eventually tried it. Pretty good. Just add salt.

  5. This event defines guilt free eating!

  6. When I was 7, I had frog legs thinking it was chicken and loved it. Of course my parents didn’t tell me til years later. When they asked me to go eat frog legs again, I told them that was gross and that’s when they told me I ate it like it was going out of style years ago. Til this day, I will not get close to anything that goes “ribbit ribbit”

  7. Munchathon..most genius event ever!!

  8. I’m not much of an odd eater but i would say either octopus or chocolate covered ants

  9. fried chicken liver…not too bad ๐Ÿ™‚

  10. tator tot nachos!!! ๐Ÿ™‚ yums

  11. How I wish I was that dude from Bizarre Foods right about now ๐Ÿ™‚ย 
    The strangest thing I’ve eaten was anything my husband has ever attempted to cook.ย 

  12. The Munchathon rep chose Hamilton Le and Lagha2. I’ll be emailing you guys a promo code. Thanks everyone!

  13. Thanks, Hamilton! I’m going to email you a promo code ๐Ÿ™‚

  14. Thanks! I’m going to email you a promo code ๐Ÿ™‚

  15. Ha! An event like this would have the foodies and food truck lovers in a food coma by end of day. Sounds like such a fun time!

  16. Ha, “food coma” is definitely a great way to describe it ๐Ÿ˜‰

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