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Hugely popular street-food vendor Low’n’Slow has kick started a kick-starter in hopes of opening a live fire restaurant.

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(Image: Low ‘n’ Slow Kickstarter)

Low ‘n’ Slow has secured itself as one of the most popular street-food vendors in the city. Over the years Andy Stubbs has provided the food fans of Birmingham magnificent, indulgent BBQ cuisine at events such as Digbeth Dining Club, using only the very best quality ingredients.

The Texan style grub, often in the form of brisket, ribs and sausage, has received no end of praise. And now the team are hoping to secure a permanent residency by opening their own live fire restaurant in the city. The focus being on high welfare meat and the best British produce.

However, Andy seeks help in making the dream come true, developing a kick-starter page, in the hopes of achieving his goal of generating £50,000.

Cooking over fire requires heavy investment in extraction. Although he will match every pound donated and so will a private investor. A brave move, which we are sure will pay off!

The campaign has already got off to a great start with over £13,000 being pledged in its first few days! We wish Low and Slow the very best.

Drew Craythorne
Drew Craythornehttps://nonsensical.agency
Drew is particularly passionate about producing engaging copy surrounding lifestyle and events in Birmingham. She uses her love of connecting online to find out about top trends, pop culture and the best places to visit across the city, especially for booze and food! You’re most likely to find her face-first in a bowl of mac & cheese, listening to music of the nineties, watching Con Air on repeat, or hunting down sour beers.

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