A Title That’s A Mouthful

Mobile Cuisine Rookie Food Truck of the Year!

Staff Photo by Robin Archer, Jefferson County Post Staff Writer

Crazy Good Burgers was awarded Mobile Cuisine Rookie Food Truck of the Year. The local restaurant competed against 18 other entrants from a multi state area and the competition went down to the wire. It was neck and neck at the end of the voting time between San Diego, Chicago and Morristown. There was a delay in the announcement until all the email votes were counted that had the local eatery waiting in suspense. The Morristown restaurant will be featured in Mobile Cuisine and National Recognition as Food Truck of the Year. Crazy Good Burgers is currently busy building a sit down restaurant in Morristown. There is no set opening date as of yet, but have expectations of opening within the next couple of months. Once the sit down restaurant is open they will begin to focus again on the second truck, with a different service area.

 Crazy Good Burgers has come a long way since their venture began.  Edward and Rebecca Brudecki, along with their daughter and son in law, Natalie and Corbin Trent began the business. They bought the truck back in November of 2011 and worked throughout the winter to convert the truck into the kitchen. Corbin Trent has attended the Culinary Institute of American in New York. Natalie is a Marketing Major who is giving Crazy Good Burgers a jump ahead of the competition by utilizing Social Media. This family success story is just one example of the innovation of folks in the local region.