Social Bite Food, part of Social Bite charity, has launched a new "foodie pop-up" for outdoor events and festivals.

The repurposed horse box has been given a makeover by Social Bite Food to offer as coffee cart, taken out on the road across Scotland, "delivering good food for a good cause".

Customers will be able to purchase hot drinks, including Social Bite’s own Eteaket blend tea and Dear Green coffee, as well as brownies and sweet treats, paninis and toasties, and pastries.

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The cart will be popping up at various locations over the summer months, including Sound Bites, an outdoor concert event with the Scottish Ensemble from 18th to 19th July at the Scottish Opera Production Studios in Glasgow.

The Herald: The coffee cart is the latest addition to Social Bite Food’s offering.The coffee cart is the latest addition to Social Bite Food’s offering.

It can also be hired out for festivals, weddings, parties, corporate and private events.

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Social Bite said: "As the commercial arm of Social Bite, one of Scotland’s leading homelessness charities, Social Bite Food exists to help sustain its enterprise model and support more people into jobs to help break the cycle of homelessness in Scotland.

"One in three members of Social Bite staff have experienced homelessness as an extreme barrier to employment."

The coffee cart is the latest addition to Social Bite Food’s offering, which also includes its Boxes of Joy brownie delivery service, five social enterprise cafes in Edinburgh, Glasgow and Aberdeen and an online food delivery and catering business.

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