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10 Taco Bell Hacks You Need To Try ASAP
Here's a list of 10 Taco Bell Hacks You Need To Try ASAP. Taco Bell is already amazing on its own, ordered right off the menu, but these are 10 taco bell hacks you need try right now!
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Taco Bell is famous for its inexpensive, no fuss fast food Mexican dishes. If you are a big fan of Mexican food, there are a variety of ways to customize your order, create your own versions and bring your experience to a whole different level. To help you out, here are 10 Taco Bell hacks you need to try ASAP.
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TIMESTAMPS:
0:19 Tacos, Tacos, and More Tacos
1:36 Burritos Por Favor
2:59 Chalupas
4:17 Quesdillas
5:34 Mexican Pizza
6:59 Tortilla Chips
8:26 Nachos
9:49 Mexican Poutine
10:57 Fajitas and Wraps
12:09 Desserts
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- Everyone is familiar with the hard-shell Taco at Taco Bell, but it’s not just all about tacos, all the time! Even though tacos are the most purchased and have remained their best-selling item for the last 57 years now.
- Another long-time proverbial favorite at Taco Bell is Burritos. There are too many to list here and it would get way too confusing. But basically, they all come served with a soft-shelled tortilla filled with a world of goodness and all your heart’s deepest desires.
- Gotta love the name! A dish originating from Cholula in the state of Puebla Mexico. Chalupas are made by pressing together masa dough and molding it into a concave shell and deep frying it. It looks like a container resembling a boat, hence the origin of the name.
- These delicious pockets of flatbread are the Mexican version of a grilled cheese sandwich. The original quesadillas are typically filled with Oaxaca cheese, a stringy Mexican cheese made by a method of stretched curds called pasta filata.
- Yes, Taco Bell serves pizza, and it will knock your socks off. Of course, it’s Mexican style but nonetheless still delicious. The ultimate fusion cuisine, pizza is more often associated with Italy, but who says Mexicans can’t have their own version.
- Tortilla chips are another staple that originated from northern Mexico. These tiny morsels of chips were created by the Zapotec native women from the state of Oaxaca. Mostly made with corn tortillas, the natives would bake round tortillas in a clay oven known as a comixcal, and then salt them for preserving.
- Nachos are usually heated tortilla chips or totopos. The ‘twisted sister’ counterpart of tortilla chips they’re covered with melted cheese or a cheese-based Nacho sauce, Pico de Gallo, even beans, chili and sometimes meats.
- Still in the mood for nachos, but love those tater tots instead and can’t decide. You don’t have to! This is an actual dish, though not served at Taco Bell. The good thing is, you can customize and be inventive!
- Have you noticed that wraps have become really popular? Taco Bell has also jumped on the bandwagon, by offering their version of a wrap called Grillers. They are not burritos or enchiladas, but actual perfectly round rolled flour tortilla filled with all your Mexican favorites
- The best way to complete any meal is with dessert. Taco Bell has three desserts if you crave something sweet. Treat yourself to the Cinnabon Delight, the Taco Bell version of a Churro munchkin. Doughnut-holes filled with a sweet cream cheese frosting, dusted with cinnamon sugar.
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Extreme MEXICO CITY STREET FOOD TOUR with 5 Mexican Guys CDMX!
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I met up with 5 Mexican Guys ( and they just started their channel since I met them, so go check them out!) to go on an ultimate Mexican street food tour of Mexico City. It was one of the greatest food days I had in Mexico, and we tasted so many incredible dishes.
La Esquina del Chilaquil - For breakfast in La Condesa, there’s no better place to check out than La Esquina del Chilaquil, their tortas are delicious.
Price - 40 MXN ($2.14) each
Mercado de San Juan - I wanted to quickly check out this market, but it wasn’t all that busy when we went - there wasn’t too much going on. So we had a quick scorpion and then continued on to the ultimate street food market.
Scorpion - 160 MXN ($8.54) for 4
Mercado de La Merced - Mexico City is packed with street food, but if you want a food experience that’s busy, in your face, and always exciting and delicious, Mercado de la Merced is one of the greatest places to start. You’ll encounter massive amounts of street food that will blow your mind with how delicious they are. Here are the things we ate at the market:
Quesadilla - 57 MXN ($3.04) for 3
Fries tacos - 20 MXN ($1.07) each
Pancita - 40 MXN ($2.14) per bowl
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Mamey - 15 MXN ($0.80)
Mango - 15 MXN ($0.80)
Churrería El Moro - This wasn’t street food, but we needed a little afternoon break, and there’s no better spot in Mexico City for churros than Churrería El Moro.
Total price - 439 MXN ($23.44) for all
Esquites - 20 MXN ($1.07) - After walking around El Zocalo - the center of Mexico City, we then had a corn snack os esquites where they add corn, mayo, cheese, and chili salsas to a cup. It’s pretty tasty.
Loncheria La Rambla - Next we tried a Mexican style turkey sandwich - it was alright, but not the best food of the day.
Torta de pavo - 35 MXN ($1.87) each
Taquería Los Cocuyos - And finally to end this Mexico City street food tour with 5 Mexican Guys, we headed to Taquería Los Cocuyos, a legendary taco stall in the heart of the center of the city. The tacos are amazing, and it was the perfect was to end this day of incredible Mexican food.
Tacos de cabeza - 17 MXN ($0.91) each
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How to make Watermelon Lemonade and Kale Quesadillas Queso Asadero Chihuahua
Hello & welcome! In today’s recipe, my son and I will be showing you how to make a refreshing watermelon lemonade and a keto-friendly kale quesadilla recipe made with our favorite quesadilla cheese. The reason your quesadillas don’t taste like the ones you’ve had at your favorite foodie spot is probably that you aren’t using Asadero cheese. It’s popular and our go-to for all of us near northern Mexico. You can find it at most grocery stores. Shout out to our friends from Chihuahua! Hay Chihuahua❗️Recipe details are below. Lots of love Stephanie and, Cloud ????
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Watermelon lemonade
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Best Food in Texas | Casa Ole (Houston, TX)
The Charlie Boots Show is joined by founder of Casa Ole, Larry Forehand, who shares his incredible story from starting out as a busboy at the age of 14, to opening his first Casa Ole in 1973, a corporation that grew to over 55 locations throughout Texas and Louisiana.
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@Masienda x Rick Bayless: How to Make Oaxacan-Style Quesadillas with Masa Harina
We are back in the test kitchen with Jorge Gaviria, founder of Masienda and author of the wonderful new Masa: Techniques, Recipes and Reflections on a Timeless Staple.
This time, we're making on the world's most mouthwatering, simple foods: Quesadillas de Flor de Calabaza (squash blossom) from masa harina.
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