Local food truck owner fighting misinformation about Haitian immigrants through cuisine ...Middle East

By Jenna Bree Click here for updates on this story     SALT LAKE CITY (KSTU) — Roody Salvator is the owner of Makaya Caters, a food truck serving a “Taste of Haiti.” Immigrating to the U.S. in 2004, he’s one of the only chefs in Utah serving food from his home country. “Typically, Haitians, unfortunately, [are] not known for the cuisine, because we’ve had so many bad things,” he said. “We’ve had natural disasters, we have poverty, we have political unrest, we have gang violence, and all of that sucked the oxygen out of the beautiful things we have in Haiti, and to me, the cuisine is one of the most beautiful things.” Donald Trump’s words at last week’s presidential debate, targetin

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