Yummy Food Truck Boat on Winnisquam Lake Screams Summer - wokq.com

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I spend a decent amount of time out on the lake in the Summer time and I have never seen a food truck boat in all of my days. It is genius! Pure genius! Laurie Kempf took to the U Local New Hampshire Facebook page to share that she spotted this food truck boat at the sandbar on Winnisquam Lake a few days ago. The water looks pretty shallow so I guess you just trot over to it and order whatever floats your boat! (man, I love a good boat pun)

Laurie Kempf via U local New Hampshire Facebook

This photo just about broke the dang internet! It photo received over 2,000 likes and was shared over 500 times! I also loved that people were tagging their friends in the comments. I think it’s safe to say we will all have our eyes out for the Winni Lick food truck boat this Summer.

According to their Facebook page they sell snacks and hard ice cream! Check out these two precious happy customers:

I saw in the review section that they have made house calls in the past. If you live or are renting a house on the lake this Summer that could be a very exciting option!

Follow Winni Lick on Facebook to see where and when you can catch them on the lake this Summer.

Have you ever spotted this food truck boat or another in New Hampshire?

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