The Lost Bread food truck
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The Lost Bread food truck menu

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The Lost Bread food truck
The Lost Bread food truck

The Lost Bread is a food truck in Salt Lake City that specializes in sweet and savory bread based dish such as French toast and grilled cheese sandwiches. You can track their schedule via their website here.

The Lost Bread food truck menu

The following The Lost Bread food truck menu is dated May 2019:

The Lost Bread food truck menu - grilled cheese, soup, combo
The Lost Bread food truck menu – grilled cheese, soup, combo
The Lost Bread food truck menu - french toast, bread pudding
The Lost Bread food truck menu – french toast, bread pudding

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