Torched Goodness

I love the entrepreneurial spirit behind food trucks and dedication of the people who run them.
This truck came to Topeka’s food truck festival and we made the mistake of going for dinner before desert. By the time we got to the truck they were sold out of nearly everything. We settled for the original crème brûlée determined that this would be a good way to know if the product was good.
The size was about half of what we’d get at our favorite place in Topeka for crème brûlée, but the price was about half as much (with no tax or tips.) So the size was a wash for the price. Someone else had pointed out it was very runny, we did not get that out of our product. Perhaps they were having a bad day (or a good one this day.) Hard telling as this is my only time eating there.
It tasted above average and better than we had expected out of a food truck. Id say this was a good place to hit up so if you are looking this up at a food truck festival yourself, try it!

Sadly disappointing.
$ 4 to $ 6 will get you about 4 bites if crème brûlée. I am generally not a huge dessert person, but I like a good crème brûlée. The one I tried today was quite runny for a crème brûlée. I don’t know if it was the heat and humidity or a bad batch that didn’t set up, but it was more a pudding brulee. I did order the plain one over a specialty one, but didn’t really expect plain. There was no taste of vanilla or a nice liquor as with most brulees. Again, more a of a pudding.
A food truck limiting itself to such a small specific menu really needs to do it right. Torched Goodness might was to add some tacos because they aren’t doing crème brûlée right.

Was at a Food Truck Event in Merriam, KS and spotted this dessert truck. Heard she had a limited supply so I decided to have dessert first. I’m glad I did. I had the Coconut Strut and it was delicious! She sets the blow torch to them right in front of you. The flavor is all there and taste like it comes from a top class restaurant.
Try this truck dessert. You won’t regret it!