Use a small Build-Measure-Learn loop to validate one food truck menu item.
A menu idea is not validated because people smiled at the tasting. Build the smallest sellable version For a truck, the smallest version is not a survey. It is a real buying moment with real constraints: the customer sees the name, decides under time pressure, pays, waits, and eats. Build just enough of the item to expose those constraints without locking the business into a permanent menu change. Measure behavior, not compliments Good measures are concrete: portions sold, gross margin per serving, average ticket time, waste at close, and repeat questions at the window. Compliments help, but they do not…
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