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National Taco Day
Have a taco party with friends, go to a Mexican restaurant, or hit up a taco stand for one of the world’s most beloved and time-honored cuisines.
Tacos are the Mexican equivalent of a sandwich. Instead of bread, a hard or soft tortilla is wrapped or folded around a spicy filling. But, also, in essence, these little folded pockets of goodness are so much more than just a sandwich!
And this is the day to find out why. Because it’s National Taco Day!
History of National Taco Day
It is not known exactly when this tasty food originated, but tacos themselves seem to have been around for a long time. They were first referenced by their current name at the end of the 19th century, but the conquistador Cortez mentioned a meal prepared with tortillas as far back as 1520!
Back in those days, this would have been referring to a type of soft wheat or corn tortillas. Hard taco shells are a much more recent innovation. Of course, as Americans got their hands on this delicious food, it has evolved, morphed, and grown into something that is less of a food and more of an institution! And that’s why National Taco Day was created. To celebrate the grand institution of the taco.
While some people may find themselves celebrating this tasty Mexican dish every week on Taco Tuesday, this is a special National Taco Day that only comes around once a year. So get ready to celebrate and enjoy the beauty and flavor of the taco!
How to Celebrate National Taco Day
Enjoying National Taco Day is super easy with all kinds of options that involve making, eating and celebrating everything that has to do with the taco! Try these ideas out for inspiration:
Go Out to a Mexican Restaurant
And this isn’t referring to Taco Bell. On this day, it is important to find the most authentic, genuinely Mexican establishment possible. Preferably this will be a locally owned and operated restaurant, hopefully with a cook who truly has some Mexican roots!
The tacos at a truly authentic Mexican restaurant will be different from what might be found at an Americanized joint. These genuine tacos will be made with soft corn tortillas (not deep-fried or baked) that are filled with meat. 
The meat options will typically be “pollo”, which is chicken, “pastor” which is pork, or “barbacoa” which is usually made with beef. No ground beef here! The meat will have been slow-cooked to perfection in spices that bring the flavor all throughout. 
On top of the meat will be a selection of toppings, such as onions, cilantro, pico de gallo, or even sliced radishes or cucumbers. And they absolutely must be served with lime to be freshly squeezed over them just before eating. Delicious! 
Throw a Taco Party with Friends
Taco day is often celebrated by having taco parties for friends. Of course, the main activity and one of these parties AND the food would all be the same thing: Tacos! Making them and eating them is all part of the fun.
There are many possible combinations when it comes to making tacos–whether at home alone or at a party. Start with a base filling of beef, chicken, fish, seafood, beans, or vegetables, and then mix and match preferred toppings.
For additional flavors, try a favorite combination of sour cream, guacamole, lettuce, chopped tomato, onion, salsa, pico de gallo and cheese for a tasty treat that’s great for sharing.
Try a Unique Take on Tacos
While most people have a basic idea of what a taco would normally be like, the sky’s the limit when it comes to getting creative with this form of cuisine! As long as it comes in a little pocket, almost anything can become a taco. Try out these unique taco recipes to insert a bit more pizazz into National Taco Day:
Hawaiian Huli Huli Chicken Tacos. Taking it from south of the border to over in the pacific, this fusion taco recipe is amazing. Huli Huli is a kind of chicken that is grilled over mesquite barbeque and basted with pineapple juice, soy sauce and fresh ginger. Add a salsa made from pineapple, mango and avocado, and this taco is absolutely to die for.
Shrimp Tacos with Mango Habanero Salsa. The heat of the habanero pepper combines with the fruity sweetness of the mango to create a balance that will bring tears to the eyes. Plus, simmering red onions in a bit of vinegar creates a pickled flavor that brings everything together.
Chicken Cabbage Potato Tacos with Apple Pico de Gallo. Another rather unique one, this one pulls in those random ingredients left in the kitchen and makes them into something absolutely wonderful.
Irish Guiness Tacos. Where would the Irish be without their beer? The pork in this taco is braised with Guiness, bringing out the deep flavors. Add a bit of lime zest and some crema, and this Irish/Mexican fusion is ready to go.
Finish Things Off with Dessert Tacos
Of course, there’s nothing wrong with adding a little sweetness to the end of a meal. People have used all kinds of different ingredients to morph this dish into something dessert-worthy.
Consider these delicious ideas for dessert tacos:
Apple Pie Tacos. Take an all-American dessert like Apple Pie and put it in a Mexican taco? Yes, please! Regular flour tortillas are deep fried into a taco shape and then dipped in a cinnamon sugar concoction. Fill them with apple pie filling and top with a scoop of vanilla or cinnamon ice cream.
Brown Butter Crepe Choco Tacos. Turn those crepes (made with browned butter) into taco shells by draping them over a taco rack. Allow to cool and fill them with all kinds of deliciousness, such as chocolate ice cream and nutella.
Sugar Cookie Fruit Tacos. Folded just slightly, large sugar cookies make the perfect “shell” for a dessert taco. Add chopped fruit, such as strawberries and kiwi, and top with sweetened whipped cream. This is a delightful summer treat!
Waffle Cone Choco Tacos. Make mini waffles into taco shapes instead of cones. Fill with homemade ice cream or frozen custard, and dip into chocolate. Freeze for 20-30 minutes before serving.
Find National Taco Day Discounts and Deals
Depending on the location, some Mexican themed restaurants may be putting out some special deals in honor of National Taco Day. Although they can change every year, here are some places that have offered deals for past National Taco Days:
Taco John’s. This American chain with more than 400 restaurants in 23 states, has been known to give away one free beef taco (crispy or soft shell) to those who have a coupon–which has been sent out on Twitter in previous years.
Del Taco. WIth more than 600 locations in the southern and western United States, this chain has been known to offer BOGO (Buy One, Get One Free) on various taco platters in celebration of the day.
On the Border. Sick of fast food? This chain offers sit-down service but still has been known to sponsor 50 cent tacos for National Taco Day.
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When your older brother is on another “teamwork makes the dream work” rant after a mission has a mishap—
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Some Taco Bell gifs I made.
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haystackpancake · 1 year
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alien abductions from YUM! Brands establishments
Searing bright circle of light now neon upon stared night. Astral glazed doughnut slice descends as denizens still bite.
From otherworldly orifice temptatious tractor beam (tasty as fried batter bits) faux bucket of KFC.
Customers start to stir from chow, in lapse of rashy disgust Searching now for slothful cow, "marbling means more dust."
Soon suitable man is volunteered, as lustful lethargy lifts. As he's taken before his year leaves parting glutenous gift.
"LET ME BE YOUR MARTYR, I COULD BE THE LAST" resounds down dining halls tartar ears soaked with Baja Blast™.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------I don't think people are cows for eating KFC, just how I felt after my mexican pizza lunch.
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heartbeetz · 1 year
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Every so often I remember that Bob is canonically the type of guy who eats fast food for dinner pretty much all the time and it's such a funny character trait for him to have imo. Originally it felt kind of out of left field but after I thought about it it is 100% accurate. He's just like a big energetic kid, of course he eats fast food for dinner all the time. That guy is NOT cooking or going out to eat alone.
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Taco Bell's Live Más LIVE in #LasVegas introduced the Cantina Chicken Menu with 2024's exciting food innovations and brand partnerships.
The Cantina Chicken Menu features oven-roasted, shredded chicken with new flavors. Highlights include Cheesy Chicken Crispanada, Crispy Chicken Nuggets, Cheesy Street Chalupas, MTN DEW #BAJABLAST Gelato, Cheesy Enchilada Dipping Taco, and Dulce de Leche Cinnabon Delights.
Collaborations with #CheezIt, Tajín, Secret Aardvark, Disha Hot, Salt & Straw, and Beekeeper Coffee bring diverse menu items, with fans influencing limited-time offerings through the #TacoBell app.
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catt-crossing · 9 months
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is the taco bell baja blast good?
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vaulthunterlands · 11 months
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now i'm imagining all of the vault hunters working at fast food establishments (except aurelia. she'd probably be a critic at some extremely fancy-pants restaurant), which ones do you think would fit each of those?
Alright this is probably my favorite ask I've gotten in a while. Full disclosure I rarely eat fast food so I'm going solely off of vibes here
Roland: Gives me McDonald's/Burger King manager energy (except he's a good dude and not like a shitty manager) ((we love roland))
Lilith: Honestly? I could see Lilith working at like Panera. If that doesn't count as fast food probably like... Pizza Hut.
Brick: You already know my man works at Burger King. He wears the crown.
Mordecai: Definitely like a pizza hut or domino's type of guy. Tired and doesn't get paid enough (no fast food worker does)
Axton: you know that one drive thru worker who would sing the McDonald's theme and everyone loved him? That's Axton.
Maya: Maya would probably find herself working at Starbucks. I could absolutely see her being a fantastic barista and calling anyone who whined about her order a bitch. Also she'd look good in the apron...
Zer0: Works at Five Guys, also does the "Back at it again at Krispy Kreme" Vine thing every shift. Worked at Subway, got fired because they'd make people speak in haiku to order their sandwiches.
Salvador: Wendy's man. Surprisingly, tame at work. I could also see him as a Dunkin Donuts worker.
Gaige: If Gaige was forced to work fast food she'd probably get a McDonald's job and do the "overly nice but obviously sarcastic" voice to everyone until she snapped and got fired. Also probably dips her metal hand in the grease traps to slap a bitch.
Krieg: "THE LITTLE MAN LOVES THAT CHICKEN FROM POPEYE'S!" also employee of the month.
Athena: Canonically was very desperate for work so probably any of them but I think the funniest thing I can think of is Athena being one of those stone-cold McDonald's managers that have to constantly deal with shitty customers. I could also totally see her being a Chipotle worker and wrapping her burritos way too tightly out of aggression.
Nisha: I don't know if Texas Roadhouse counts but if it doesn't she'd definitely be working at a Pizza Hut. Hates her job.
Wilhelm: Disgruntled Burger King worker. (This ask was in response to the post I made about him)
Claptrap: Honestly, I could see Claptrap at any fast food restaurant but thinking of Claptrap as a sign spinner for like... Taco Bell seems perfect. KFC is also an option (props if you get this)
Timothy: Again, would work any kind of job for money, but I want to say he'd fit into like a Sonic or something.
Aurelia: As per the ask, would not go within 500 feet of a fast food restaurant. Prestigious food critic, total bitch about it. (I really love Aurelia I promise)
FL4K: Gives me Burger King energy because I think it'd be hilarious to see them wearing the crown. Also because I want to hear SungWon Cho (FL4K's VA) say "Your whopper is ready."
Zane: Banned from all fast food restaurants for public inebriation. Was formerly employed at Panda Express.
Moze: You know my girl is a Taco Bell employee. Drinks exclusively Baja Blast mixed with monster. Constantly making suggestions to people about what's good on the menu. Somehow doesn't put on any weight even when her diet is solely Taco Bell for like a month.
Amara: You know Amara would ideally want to work at one of those muscle bars, but as for fast food? I want to say she'd work at Arby's because she finds the commercials funny. That or Chipotle.
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National Taco Day 
Have a taco party with friends, go to a Mexican restaurant, or hit up a taco stand for one of the world’s most beloved and time-honored cuisines.
Tacos are the Mexican equivalent of a sandwich. Instead of bread, a hard or soft tortilla is wrapped or folded around a spicy filling. But, also, in essence, these little folded pockets of goodness are so much more than just a sandwich!
And this is the day to find out why. Because it’s National Taco Day!
History of National Taco Day
It is not known exactly when this tasty food originated, but tacos themselves seem to have been around for a long time. They were first referenced by their current name at the end of the 19th century, but the conquistador Cortez mentioned a meal prepared with tortillas as far back as 1520!
Back in those days, this would have been referring to a type of soft wheat or corn tortillas. Hard taco shells are a much more recent innovation. Of course, as Americans got their hands on this delicious food, it has evolved, morphed, and grown into something that is less of a food and more of an institution! And that’s why National Taco Day was created. To celebrate the grand institution of the taco.
While some people may find themselves celebrating this tasty Mexican dish every week on Taco Tuesday, this is a special National Taco Day that only comes around once a year. So get ready to celebrate and enjoy the beauty and flavor of the taco!
How to Celebrate National Taco Day
Enjoying National Taco Day is super easy with all kinds of options that involve making, eating and celebrating everything that has to do with the taco! Try these ideas out for inspiration:
Go Out to a Mexican Restaurant
And this isn’t referring to Taco Bell. On this day, it is important to find the most authentic, genuinely Mexican establishment possible. Preferably this will be a locally owned and operated restaurant, hopefully with a cook who truly has some Mexican roots!
The tacos at a truly authentic Mexican restaurant will be different from what might be found at an Americanized joint. These genuine tacos will be made with soft corn tortillas (not deep-fried or baked) that are filled with meat.
The meat options will typically be “pollo”, which is chicken, “pastor” which is pork, or “barbacoa” which is usually made with beef. No ground beef here! The meat will have been slow-cooked to perfection in spices that bring the flavor all throughout.
On top of the meat will be a selection of toppings, such as onions, cilantro, pico de gallo, or even sliced radishes or cucumbers. And they absolutely must be served with lime to be freshly squeezed over them just before eating. Delicious!
Throw a Taco Party with Friends
Taco day is often celebrated by having taco parties for friends. Of course, the main activity and one of these parties AND the food would all be the same thing: Tacos! Making them and eating them is all part of the fun.
There are many possible combinations when it comes to making tacos–whether at home alone or at a party. Start with a base filling of beef, chicken, fish, seafood, beans, or vegetables, and then mix and match preferred toppings.
For additional flavors, try a favorite combination of sour cream, guacamole, lettuce, chopped tomato, onion, salsa, pico de gallo and cheese for a tasty treat that’s great for sharing.
Try a Unique Take on Tacos
While most people have a basic idea of what a taco would normally be like, the sky’s the limit when it comes to getting creative with this form of cuisine! As long as it comes in a little pocket, almost anything can become a taco. Try out these unique taco recipes to insert a bit more pizazz into National Taco Day:
Hawaiian Huli Huli Chicken Tacos. Taking it from south of the border to over in the pacific, this fusion taco recipe is amazing. Huli Huli is a kind of chicken that is grilled over mesquite barbeque and basted with pineapple juice, soy sauce and fresh ginger. Add a salsa made from pineapple, mango and avocado, and this taco is absolutely to die for.
Shrimp Tacos with Mango Habanero Salsa. The heat of the habanero pepper combines with the fruity sweetness of the mango to create a balance that will bring tears to the eyes. Plus, simmering red onions in a bit of vinegar creates a pickled flavor that brings everything together.
Chicken Cabbage Potato Tacos with Apple Pico de Gallo. Another rather unique one, this one pulls in those random ingredients left in the kitchen and makes them into something absolutely wonderful.
Irish Guiness Tacos. Where would the Irish be without their beer? The pork in this taco is braised with Guiness, bringing out the deep flavors. Add a bit of lime zest and some crema, and this Irish/Mexican fusion is ready to go.
Finish Things Off with Dessert Tacos
Of course, there’s nothing wrong with adding a little sweetness to the end of a meal. People have used all kinds of different ingredients to morph this dish into something dessert-worthy.
Consider these delicious ideas for dessert tacos:
Apple Pie Tacos. Take an all-American dessert like Apple Pie and put it in a Mexican taco? Yes, please! Regular flour tortillas are deep fried into a taco shape and then dipped in a cinnamon sugar concoction. Fill them with apple pie filling and top with a scoop of vanilla or cinnamon ice cream.
Brown Butter Crepe Choco Tacos. Turn those crepes (made with browned butter) into taco shells by draping them over a taco rack. Allow to cool and fill them with all kinds of deliciousness, such as chocolate ice cream and nutella.
Sugar Cookie Fruit Tacos. Folded just slightly, large sugar cookies make the perfect “shell” for a dessert taco. Add chopped fruit, such as strawberries and kiwi, and top with sweetened whipped cream. This is a delightful summer treat!
Waffle Cone Choco Tacos. Make mini waffles into taco shapes instead of cones. Fill with homemade ice cream or frozen custard, and dip into chocolate. Freeze for 20-30 minutes before serving.
Find National Taco Day Discounts and Deals
Depending on the location, some Mexican themed restaurants may be putting out some special deals in honor of National Taco Day. Although they can change every year, here are some places that have offered deals for past National Taco Days:
Taco John’s. This American chain with more than 400 restaurants in 23 states, has been known to give away one free beef taco (crispy or soft shell) to those who have a coupon–which has been sent out on Twitter in previous years.
Del Taco. WIth more than 600 locations in the southern and western United States, this chain has been known to offer BOGO (Buy One, Get One Free) on various taco platters in celebration of the day.
On the Border. Sick of fast food? This chain offers sit-down service but still has been known to sponsor 50 cent tacos for National Taco Day.
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souryogurt64 · 2 months
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can people who eat at taco bell please let me know if i should get 2 dorito gordita crunches OR 1 of them and a chicken empanada. i am planning what i will eat after my fall out boy concert so as you can imagine this is highly critical and i dont know what the food there tastes like. Also are the cinnabons good or should i get a baja blast instead
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lizzie-mcguire-04 · 9 months
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Low Calorie Fast Food Options
For when you can't ignore your cravings but you don't want to lose your progress...
Taco Bell:
• Black Bean Soft Taco - 170 cal
• Crunchy Taco - 170 cal
• Doritos Locos Taco - 170 cal
• Cinnamon Twists - 170 cal
• Chicken Chipotle Melt - 190 cal
• Soft Taco - 180 cal
Check out this recipe for zero calorie Baja Blast!
McDonald's:
• Hamburger - 250 cal
• 4 pc Nuggets - 180 cal
• 6 pc Nuggets - 270 cal
• Vanilla Cone - 200 cal
• 4 pc Happy Meal - 395 cal (I know this isn't very low calorie, but it's with fries!)
Burger King*:
*these are higher in calorie but (as an example--the whopper with mayo) they have more ingredients that you could take off for a lower count. I know cravings are hard to get around (or your family is eating there tonight and you don't want to make them worry).These options are just BETTER than the other options at this restaurant.
• Whopper Jr. without cheese - 315 cal
• 6 pc Nuggets - 260 cal
• Small Fries - 250 cal
Wendy's:
• 6 pc Nuggets - 250 cal
• Jr. Frosty (any flavor) - 200 cal
• Plain Baked Potato - 270 cal
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What would Terios & Violet order from Taco Bell?
TERIOS WOULD ORDER A PLAIN QUESADILLA AND A BAJA BLAST FREEZE. VIOLET WOULD GET A ZESTY CHICKEN BOWL. THEN THEY GO SEE BROTHER BEAR IN THEATERS BC ITS 2003
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auckie · 7 months
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whats your taco bell order
CWS (crunch wrap supreme) and a diet BB (Baja blast) OR. NBG (nacho bell grande). Needless to say these are always meals so the side taco can sustain me later in the day. I’m also partial to the cheesy gordita crunch, the number 7 chicken quesadilla, and ofc when they’re available 😒 nacho fries or the bowl. Personally I think chalupas and Doritos locos tacos are overrated but I’ll eat them. Also love their nasty little Cinnabon bites. As Trisha (I know it was Louis ck but I prefer to attribute Trisha) paytas once said, they truly are gross little fat faggot treats what with the cumshot sauce and all that
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raptorific · 1 year
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Don't worry everyone we're all gonna get a Baja Blast so that's why it's not on the list
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icarus-star · 2 months
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i lovveveveveveveveve clyde sm i domt even have anything to say?? i just??? need everyonw ti know that hes rotting my brain right now
getting high with clyde at 2am anf then going oit for taco bell. hhhh i dont knwo i hust love him he wloud be a PERFECT boyfriend (also, mentioning again the "i wont touch you likw that" UGH pleade :(( im gonan cry so bad over him)
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GETTIN HIGH WITH CLYDE AT 2AM AND GETTIN TACO BELL??? OHHH YEAH.
that mf can put away 3 chalupa supremes, 2 crunch wraps, 4 chicken quesadillas, 1 large frozen baja blast, maybe an order of nacho fries +cinnabons if he's feelin a little spicy that evening. it's inhumane.
sorry anyways i WILL b rewatchin electrick children tonight.
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