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The Great Food Truck Race Season 4 Episodes
Season 4 Episode Guide
7 Episodes 2013 - 2013
Episode 1
I Left My Food Cart in San Francisco
Sun, Aug 18, 2013 60 mins
Season 4 begins in Beverly Hills, where the eight competing teams are instructed to prepare a signature dish that must be sold for at least $20. Later, they are given a second challenge to complete in San Francisco.
Episode 2
A Strange Brew in Portland
Sun, Aug 25, 2013 60 mins
The seven remaining teams are unable to restock their supplies when they arrive in Portland, Ore.; and later, they are told geoduck must be their main ingredient in all menu items.
Episode 3
Pocatello Is All About Potatoes, You Dig?
Sun, Sep 1, 2013 60 mins
The six remaining teams travel to the mountains of Pocatello, Idaho, where they are told to remove all starches from their menus. Their next challenge finds them digging up spuds at a local farm and using what they collect as the main ingredient in their recipes.
Episode 4
About Face in South Dakota
Sun, Sep 8, 2013 60 mins
The five remaining teams meet Tyler at Mount Rushmore, where they are given money to shop for supplies in Rapid City, S.D., but without use of their cars. The next day, a side of bison must be butchered and then incorporated fully into their menus.
Episode 5
Double Trouble in the Twin Cities
Sun, Sep 15, 2013 60 mins
The four remaining teams enter the Twin Cities of Minneapolis and St. Paul. Challenges include serving food on a stick and cooking with Spam.
Episode 6
A Food Truck Kind of Town, Chicago Is
Sun, Sep 22, 2013 60 mins
Chicago mayor Rahm Emanuel judges a pizza challenge. Later, the teams must incorporate hot dogs in all of their menu items.
Episode 7
Capital Gains
Sun, Sep 29, 2013 60 mins
In the fourth-season finale, the last leg of the race sends the remaining teams all over the East Coast, beginning with a stop in Annapolis, Md., followed by a crab challenge—and a surprise elimination—at a Chesapeake Bay wharf. Afterward, grub is sold in the suburbs of Virginia; and the winner is declared in Washington, D.C.
