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Spuddies Food Truck intros menu item for those in danger

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August 6, 2026

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Spuddies Food Truck, located in West Liberty, Kentucky that serves loaded baked potatoes, has added a menu item for guests to signal when they are in danger. Kimberly Wilder, owner of Spuddies Food Truck, said she introduced the Angel Tater as a way for those in dangerous domestic situations to ask for help, according to a report by WKYT.

"Recently, we had a good friend of ours that was in a very bad domestic situation and so, we actually got her on the truck for safety," Wilder said in the report. "I wanted to be able to give people that feel-good feeling and safety, and so that's how the Angel Tater came to be."

Guests can also request additional help based on how they ask the tater to be topped.

"Can you add ranch to that? Ranch means we're gonna walk you back to your car, make sure you are safe," Wilder said. "If you order it loaded, at that point, we're gonna get you a ride — whether that is an Uber, Lyft, or us. If you order it with hot sauce, we are getting the police involved."