Check Point Germany
An Army cook with twenty-five years behind him and his German wife run a trailer in Killeen doing schnitzel, currywurst and Oma's cheesecake.1 Whether it is trading today is not established.
Why go
The truck calls itself an Imbiss, which its own listing glosses as the German for a food truck.1 They name four dishes: schnitzel, bratwurst, currywurst and a cheesecake called Oma's.1 The listing describes the unit as a trailer working the streets of Killeen.1
Good to know
- No trading witness. Nothing dated says whether this trailer is out this week, so treat everything on this page as the last thing anybody published rather than as today.
- There is no address. It is a trailer, and the only place it is located is Killeen.1
Verdict
listed — An Army cook with twenty-five years in and a German wife doing schnitzel and currywurst out of a trailer next to Fort Cavazos is a good premise, and the Imbiss framing tells you it is the German street format and not a restaurant menu. Where it parks, what it charges and who these two are have none of them been established. A reader cannot find it, cannot check it is open and cannot see a price, so the rung reflects what is actually known.