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Business Feature: Big Wienies Mobile Hot Dog Cart

11 hours ago
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Updated: 7 hours ago

There’s a new local food business popping up around Slave Lake, and it is bringing more than just hot dogs to the community.

Business feature collage for Big Wienies, showing three women in matching branded shirts and pink caps preparing and serving hot dogs at an outdoor event, and the Big Wienies logo. A large leaf graphic reads “Community Futures BUSINESS FEATURE.”


Big Wienies is a classic mobile hot dog cart proudly owned and operated by Ashley Lindbergh, together with team members Tori Verreault, Alexis Quinn, and Kathy Sippola. With its nostalgic atmosphere, classic rock and upbeat 2000s music, and generous selection of toppings, Big Wienies offers a fun and memorable food experience wherever the cart sets up.


A man wearing a baseball cap, sunglasses, and a dark jacket grills sausages on a portable barbecue aboard a fishing boat. Several fishing rods and a landing net are visible, with the boat surrounded by open water.
Picture of Larry Sippola making hot dogs on his boat while fishing. 

The inspiration behind the business is especially meaningful to the family. The look, feel, and personality of Big Wienies were inspired by Larry Sippola, Ashley and Tori’s late grandfather and Kathy’s late father. Larry was known as a passionate grill guy who always had music playing wherever he went. That spirit now lives on through the business.


Big Wienies officially held its first pop-up on July 10, 2026, at the Canyon Creek Marina. Since then, the cart has continued making appearances throughout the Slave Lake area, including locations such as Renee Hall Plaza and Hilda Eben Park.


The Local's Favourite Order

Two Fully loaded hot dogs in a cardboard takeout box, topped with shredded cabbage, yellow mustard, ketchup, green relish, and sliced jalapeños, on a pink-and-white checkered tablecloth.
Picture of fully loaded Big Wienie

One of the most popular orders is the Meal Deal, which includes a Big Wienie, a pop, and chips.


For those who like all the fixings, the most popular choice is the “Fully Loaded” Big Wienie, topped with onions, sauerkraut, jalapeños, cheese, ketchup, mustard, and relish.


Big Wienies’ main operating season runs from May through September, with monthly pop-up schedules shared on its Facebook page.




Upcoming Events for their Mobile Hot Dog Cartt


Customers can look forward to seeing Big Wienies at several upcoming events, including Art in the Park on September 13, 2026, the Sweater Weather Market on September 19, 2026, and many more in the future. If you're looking for a great food truck vendor in Slave Lake for your event, give Big Wienies a call.

The team is also preparing for the 2027 wedding season, offering couples a unique and fun late-evening snack option for their wedding guests.

Business feature collage for Big Wienies, showing three women in matching branded shirts and pink caps preparing and serving hot dogs at an outdoor event, close-up photos of loaded hot dogs with mustard, relish, onions, and sauerkraut, and the Big Wienies logo. A large leaf graphic reads “Community Futures BUSINESS FEATURE.”

Proud Indigenous Roots and a Talented Team


Big Wienies is also proud of its Indigenous roots. Owner Ashley Lindbergh is a member of Beaver Lake Cree Nation in Treaty 6.


The business is primarily operated by women, and the team brings together an impressive range of education and experience in microbiology, business, nutrition, marketing, and food safety.


You can follow Big Wienies on Facebook at Big Wienies and on Instagram at @Big.Wienies to find their latest pop-up locations, monthly schedules, and upcoming events.


Community Futures Lesser Slave Lake Region is proud to highlight local entrepreneurs like Big Wienies who are bringing creativity, personality, and new experiences to our region.


Check Big Wienies Out Online


If you're interested in finding their latest pop-up location, please follow their social media pages today!



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If you’re interested in being featured with Community Futures, we’d be pleased to connect.


Phone: 1-780-849-3232

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