Does it get any more personalized than the bounce stop? Check out how it works…you get together a group of people (at least 20) from your office, or neighboring offices or businesses, look at our schedule to find out when we will be within a few miles, and we will give you a 1/2 hour notice, and proceed to bounce over to see you at your location, to make you lunch. for every person over 20, everyone will get 1% off. Ex: If you bring 30 people, everyone gets 10% off. Spiffy!

Yeah, but how does it work? Well, you just contact Takosher for a bounce stop.

Come to the truck and find out. Tinga tinga tinga…

The day that the Jewish Federation has been dreaming about is finally here. Community day is ready to bust out tomorrow, and make your Sunday. The Federation has been a huge supporter since long before we physically existed. These are the kind of people that everyone should be lucky enough to have an opportunity to work with them. Takosher is showing its support by showing up ready to serve up the goods, watch the smiles, and watch happy eaters walk away loosening their belts. Come on out people to:  The Jewish Federation, 550 S. 2nd Ave, Arcadia, from 11-3pm. See you there. Its all about community, and its all about food

Hey San Gabriel and Pomona Valley… We’re coming back. Don’t miss us at the Jewish Community Day, Sun., Feb.13 11– 3. Check us out!

Want to learn more about Jewish summer camps? Stop by Jewish Community Day on 2/13 from 11-3. Jewish Federation, 550 S. 2nd Ave, Arcadia

Takosher was invited to Food Truck Fridays on Amp Radio with Carson Daly. Check out this link: http://amp.radio.com/2011/01/07/carson-daly-food-truck-friday-with-takosher/

Takosher was invited to Food Truck Fridays on the Carson Daly Morning Show on Friday Morning! Tune in to  ampradio 97.1 fm Friday morning between              8:45am-9:15am!

You know, sometimes this time of year is so much about bringing everybody together, that people get left out. So, you know, just to put it out there, Takosher wants to make it clear that our wishes come from a place from us, addressing all people, for all people. One of the principle ideas why Takosher exists is because we know that food serves as a catalyst for breaking down the walls and divisions between what makes us different, and helps to find grounds for things that we have in common. Food helps us to celebrate diversity and share across those cultural, social, religious, as well as any other lines that come to mind. The holidays are a reflective time for many, and for Takosher it is a time to remember that we are more alike than we are different, no matter what anybody says, thinks, or believes. And to this dear friends, let us raise our tortillas, and all that goes in them and say, “Shalola, L’chaim, and let’s eat!”

http://blogs.jta.org/wanderingjew/article/2010/

11/30/2741955/kosher-tacos