social media expertise, and their Mormon faith. This team will need to find the winner's edge that could've won them $50,000 in 2015 while travelling Route 66. Episodes Welcome Back, Winners (Week 1) The champions of seasons past meet with Tyler and Fernando, the head baker of the oldest and longest continuously run business in San Francisco, Boudin Bakery. With them are tables with loaves of Boudin's legendary sourdough bread, which brings them to their first challenge. Once they all get their keys and get back into their trucks, they hit the stores before they take to the streets. Aloha Plate, Seoul Sausage, Mystikka Masala, Waffle Love, and Middle Feast head to Spark Social food park; whereas NOLA Creations and Lime Truck locate to Soma Streat. Some teams have begun to sold faster than others, and even have sold out of product. Mystikka decide to close early, Aloha go back shopping, and Waffle Love take advantage by trying to sell to customers. It's now Day 2, Lime Truck and NOLA Creations relocate to Spark Social, Waffle bring out their savory side to get the lunch crowd, and Seoul and Mystikka try their luck at Soma Streat. Challenge #1: The teams will have to cut sourdough loaves into bread bowls, with one of the loaves having the keys to their food truck baked inside of them. Once a team has found their keys, they can begin to sell with seed money of $350. If a bread bowl isn't cut perfectly, Tyler and Fernando will toss another loaf of bread onto their table. Aloha Plate were first to finish, followed by NOLA Creations, Seoul Sausage, Mystikka Masala, Waffle Love, The Lime Truck, and finally The Middle Feast. Challenge #2: Fernando comes by the trucks with a crate full of sourdough and a note from Tyler. The teams will have to create a bread bowl dish, which they can price however they want, and the team that makes the most money off of the dish will have their sales of it doubled. The winner was Aloha Plate. Old-School Selling (Week 2) Arriving at Raymond Vineyards in Napa Valley AVA, Tyler and vineyard owner Jean-Charles Boisset introduce the six remaining teams to their first two-part challenge. After collecting their $400 seed money, they all return to San Francisco, but no before Tyler gives them a phone call on the way. In a Speed Bump-like