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Tag Archives: tacos
Americans Celebrate National Taco Day; I Suffer Immensely
There is nothing more depressing for this blogger than National Taco Day. So I’m just going to leave this here and brace myself for 2020. CLICK ON THE FOLLOWING SLIDESHOW TO FEEL MY PAIN
Posted in Awkard homages, Food, Stupid propositions, Tacos, Twitter, Why I Love Mexico
Tagged america, National Taco Day, tacos
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Who Needs Zucaritas when you Can Have ‘Zuscarnitas?’
Leave it to Mexican taqueros in New York City to reimagine Frosted Flakes (Zucaritas, in Latin America) and turn them into something truly delicious: Tacos de Carnitas. Chomp, chomp! Hat tip: Queens Taco Correspondent Juan Diego Ramírez Photo: Eat the … Continue reading
Posted in Food, Language, Marketing & Advertising, Mexico, Tacos, Why I Love Mexico
Tagged carnitas, Manhatitlan, Queens, tacos, taqueria
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New Mexico Taquería Serves Food Items with Names like ‘The Wall,’ ‘Fake News’ –and Plenty of Typos
Would you eat a burrito with a name such as “Lock Her Up?” I didn’t think so, but someone does. Hanif Mohamed, a Muslim immigrant from Kenya, had the not-so-swell idea to open a taquería in Albuquerque with items he … Continue reading
Posted in Awkard homages, Food, Guacala, Language, Marketing & Advertising, Spanish, Stupid propositions, Tacos
Tagged bad hombre, burritos, Hanif Mohamed, lock her up, New Mexico, tacos, The Wall, Urban taqueria
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Thanos Twerks around Tacos and Tortas in the World’s Most Amazing Commercial
A restaurant in Boca del Río, Veracruz has found a winning combination to sell its products: Footage from Avengers: Infinity War, tacos, tortas and a super fun evil Thanos that twerks to show his penchant for Mexican food. A commercial … Continue reading
Posted in Awkard homages, Food, Latin America, Marketing & Advertising, Mexico, Why I Love Mexico
Tagged boca del rio, comercial, Mexico, tacos, takesabroso, thanos, tortas, Veracruz
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Portland Is Hosting a Topless Taco Festival, Because Nothing Makes Sense Anymore
In an effort to raise funds –and awareness– around breast cancer, Portland is hosting a… Topless Taco Festival where visitors are encouraged to come topless for the tacos and booty short-clad for the burritos. And no, unfortunately this is not … Continue reading
Posted in Awkard homages, Food, Guacala, Stupid propositions
Tagged Portland, taco festival, tacos, topless taco festival
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At Last, the Complete Set of Mexican Emojis in One Image
I’m almost certain that the readers of this blog will be able to identify all of these (otherwise, shame on you!). Needless to say, this blogger’s favorites are El subcomandante, the torta and the trompo al pastor. Still, hit me with questions (i.e. … Continue reading
Posted in Cinco de Mayo, Food, Latin America, Mexico, Tacos, Technology, Why I Love Mexico
Tagged emojis, MexEmojis, Mexican emojis, mexicanos, tacos, tortas
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There’s a Taco Bell Hotel in the Works and I Can’t Even
Not content with giving the mighty taco a VERY BAD NAME, Taco Bell is close to opening The Bell, a Taco Bell-themed pop-up hotel, which has some people really excited –for some reason. According to an inexplicably long news article … Continue reading
Posted in Food, Guacala, Marketing & Advertising, Stupid propositions, Tacos
Tagged 2019, summer, Taco Bell, taco bell hotel, tacos
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