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David K
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| Quote: | Originally posted by morgaine7
Last time I visited the US they were serving a crunchy taco inside an outer layer of warm pita bread. Not making this up ... I ate it twice. Can't
remember the name, though. "Shawaco" (shawerma + taco)? It was delicious!!
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The Double Decker Taco? See: http://www.tacobell.com/
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Barry A.
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I'll take a Chalupa, por favor!!!! Love those things.
barry
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BajaGringo
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I'll take a Chalupa, por favor!!!! Love those things.
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I thought a Chalupa was something you paid extra for in Zona Norte???
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bajabound2005
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must love taco bell!
Friends don't let friends drink white zinfandel.
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Mexitron
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My early memories of Taco Bell are of the congregations of hippies around the firepit at the one in Laguna in the 60s--Timothy Leary et al were the
inhabitants in those days.
I used to love the green bean and cheese burritos there in high school...went to a TB in King City about 10 years ago and got one and couldn't even
finish it, recipe changed, haven't been to one since (IMHO--Del Taco's are the best!). So sorry Mexico...
Tex-Mex: After living in Texas for 2 1/2 years I'm still not sure what Tex-Mex is all about--except that they give you queso with your meals and the
food isn't quite as good as Cal-Mex Sonoran style...I think I'll call Juanita's in Encinitas and have them FedEx me a Carne Asada burrito!
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David K
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Mr. Bell (Taco Bell founder) loved Baja and his corporate pilot (Larry Hahn) has a web site: http://www.bajadreams.com Larry Hahn flew to Oceanside to attend Viva Baja #3, in 2002.
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BajaGeoff
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Taco Bell is OK but.....
Taco Town Is The Best!
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elgatoloco
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MAGA
marooons Are Governing America
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nancyinpdx
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There is a regular little taco restaurant in a tourist plaza after crossing by foot into TJ thats a block or two before you get to Revolution. It is
named Taco Bell. I thought that was humorous! : )
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bobw
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Living in Canada, I've had to explain time and time again that a taco in Baja has exactly 0 ingredients in common with what Canadians think is a
taco
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