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A man discovered he was allergic to tomatillo and onion, common ingredients in salsa verde, after years of believing he was just sensitive to spicy foods, when in fact his lips swelled due to an allergic reaction during a family BBQ.
Experts suggest that while both tacos and sliders can be high in calories and fats, tacos generally offer more potential for a healthy, nutrient-dense meal when made with whole grains, lean proteins, and fresh toppings, making them the healthier choice overall.
An American mom living in Norway went viral on TikTok discussing the country's love for tacos, claiming it to be their "unofficial dish." She highlighted the differences between Norwegian tacos and authentic Mexican tacos, showcasing her own preparation with ground beef, Old El Paso mix, and various toppings. While some viewers criticized the inauthenticity of Norwegian tacos, others found them appetizing. The TikToker has gained popularity for sharing cultural differences as an American living abroad and has been requested to make a video about Norway's love for frozen pizza.
Metro Detroit restaurants are offering deals and promotions to celebrate National Taco Day on October 4th. Condado Tacos is giving free tacos to app members throughout October, while Del Taco is running "Tacoberfest" with various offers until October 28th. On the Border Mexican Grill & Cantina is offering $2 tacos, and Qdoba is offering double points for rewards members on National Taco Day. Taco Bell has brought back its Taco Lover's Pass, allowing customers to redeem a free taco a day for 30 days for $10 through their app.
Selena Gomez gave fans a candid glimpse into her life by sharing photos on Instagram of herself eating tacos in bed wearing only a towel and working out on a Pilates reformer machine. The singer, who recently celebrated her 31st birthday, is also rumored to be involved in Taylor Swift's 1989 re-recording and has upcoming projects with the Food Network. Despite her busy schedule, Gomez still finds time to stay fit and holds the title of the most-followed woman on Instagram.
Furuya Yamato, a former corporate advertising worker, left Japan to live in Mexico and learn how to make authentic Mexican street tacos. After immersing himself in the culture and flavors of Mexico, he returned to Japan and opened Tacos 3hermanos, a popular food truck in Tokyo. Yamato's mission is to introduce the authentic taste of Mexico to Japan, sourcing ingredients from Mexico and making small tortillas by hand. Despite facing challenges, including a recent accident, Yamato's love for making tacos and connecting with people has driven his success, and he continues to share his passion for Mexican cuisine throughout Japan.
Furuya Yamato, a former corporate advertising worker from Japan, left his career behind and moved to Mexico to challenge himself and learn how to make authentic Mexican street tacos. After mastering the art of taco-making, he returned to Japan and opened his own food truck, Tacos 3hermanos, in Tokyo. Yamato's mission is to introduce the flavors of Mexico to the locals and forge connections through food. He sources ingredients from Mexico and serves a straightforward menu of traditional street tacos. Despite facing challenges, including a recent accident, Yamato's passion for making tacos and sharing them with others remains unwavering.
Summer is the perfect time for light and healthy meals, and with an abundance of fresh produce, there are plenty of options to choose from. Grilled garlic butter mushrooms, grilled chicken and pineapple skewers, and grilled lime salmon with mango salsa are great options for those who love to grill. Salads are also a great go-to, but there are many other delicious ways to make a light summer meal, such as cucumber and cashew noodle salad, pan-seared halibut with zucchini noodles, or a summer roll rice noodle bowl. Tacos are a favorite year-round, and in the summer, try seared shrimp or grilled fish instead of beef or pork.
Taco Bell has filed a petition to cancel the trademark of "Taco Tuesday" owned by Wyoming-based Tex-Mex fast-food chain Taco John's, which has held the trademark for over 30 years. Taco Bell argues that the phrase should "belong to all who make, sell, eat and celebrate tacos." Taco John's has responded by rolling out a new deal and defending its trademark, saying that it has become a part of American lexicon. Taco Bell hopes that the petition will allow everyone to use the phrase without fear of legal consequences.
On the 16th day of the Writers Guild strike, picket signs were up near Madison Square Garden as Warner Bros Discovery kicked off its muted pitch to advertisers. Meanwhile, picketers in LA were treated to Mariachi music, Weezer performing, and tacos provided by Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves screenwriters and directors Jonathan Goldstein and John Francis Daley. The strike is about protecting writers' careers and families, and ensuring writing doesn't become a gig economy job.