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Home/Business and development/Pop-Up Offerings At Paynes Prairie? Temporary Food Trend Reaches Gainesville (From left to right) Co-creators Dominik Vinke, Tori Whidden, and Kayla Bain set up the Brewed Scoops pop-up at Paynes Prairie so customers can enjoy a view of the sunset while enjoying a sweet treat. (Photo courtesy of Ali Mohammad) Pop-Up Offerings At Paynes Prairie? Temporary Food Trend Reaches Gainesville By Alejandra Zamora May 6, 2021 The Instagram profile of DJ’s Cast Iron Burgers looks like a Spongebob Squarepants fan page. The clever burger business has sought to capitalize on the Nickelodeon nostalgia by attempting to equate its burgers with the cartoon’s adoringly famous “Krabby Patties.” But an animated sea sponge doesn’t make DJ’s burgers. Instead, they are crafted by chef Jose Nieves, a former New Yorker and culinary school graduate who now smashes 1.5 oz patties in cast iron pans until their juices are released and an even sear achieved. They’re usually served alongside hand-peeled, seasoned French fries made by triple-cooking them with a “special methodology [they’re] still perfecting,” said Miguel Cardona, DJ’s co-founder.