Food trucks face off in Saskatoon this weekend

And it means war.

Rick Mah is one of the organizers of the event, but he's also competing with his food truck, Pineapple Express.

He said the cooking team is pulling out all the stops, including launching a new sandwich. The Elvis Presleyis a grilled peanut butter and banana sandwich.

"You're going to have to be really coming up with something to beat us. We are the truck to beat, it's pretty obvious," Mah jeered.

"I've done a little bit of bribing today, too."

Rebel Melt food truck is brand new on the scene. It's less than two weeksold, but owners Marla Mullie and Stevie Brownare confident they can take home the top prize a silver plate.

"Our Southern-style food is different flavours than what Saskatoon's used to. We're pretty excited to bring it and let them see what we have. We're taking home that plate," Mullie said.

KaleyDallinowns theSoomSoomfood truck. He said he'snot much for trash talking, but the silver plate will look good on theside of his truck.

On the other hand, Scout, a Tex-Mex food truck is notcompeting. Sierra McCannownsthe food truck and says it's neutral, like Switzerland.

"Scout Food Truck believes in peace and burritos. Good luck to everyone competing!"

Food Truck Wars is taking place at the SutherlandCurling Club from May 22 to23.