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"The Daily Taco" is your headquarters for all the latest news and events in my year-long quest to eat at least one taco each and every day.
Why would I set out to succeed in such a fantastic endeavor? The reasons are 3-fold.
#1) It's funny. This is the driving force behind my climb of the daunting mountain of tacos that looms before me.
#2) After much research, I have come to conclude that taco's may be the perfect health food! Each delicious pouch of Mexican goodness has the complex carbs (tortilla), protein (chicken, beef, pork, fish, ect.) , good fats (avocado) , fiber (beans) , and vegetation (salsa) to constitute a self-contained balanced meal.
#3) Most importantly: Taco's are just sooooooo damn TASTY!
As the the next 365 days (actually 366 because it is a leap year) tick by, I will be posting a picture of each taco I consume, along with a short (or long if I'm feeling particularly verbose that day) description of my experience with said taco.
Thank you in advance for you support. I wouldn't be able to succeed without so many of you backing me in this effort.
Fred
fred@thedailytaco.com
#1) It's funny. This is the driving force behind my climb of the daunting mountain of tacos that looms before me.
#2) After much research, I have come to conclude that taco's may be the perfect health food! Each delicious pouch of Mexican goodness has the complex carbs (tortilla), protein (chicken, beef, pork, fish, ect.) , good fats (avocado) , fiber (beans) , and vegetation (salsa) to constitute a self-contained balanced meal.
#3) Most importantly: Taco's are just sooooooo damn TASTY!
As the the next 365 days (actually 366 because it is a leap year) tick by, I will be posting a picture of each taco I consume, along with a short (or long if I'm feeling particularly verbose that day) description of my experience with said taco.
Thank you in advance for you support. I wouldn't be able to succeed without so many of you backing me in this effort.
Fred
fred@thedailytaco.com
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- Day 69: The Car Wash
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3 comments:
good thing you're going to hawaii, you seem tuckered out torpid taco troglodyte. I am studying for finals =( wish me luck senor salty.
A. I will not stand by and let people describe the Senor with words I don’t know without calling shenanigans! B. I recommend you don't get your foot caught in a rope swing in Hawaii I hear it is bad. C. Don’t go to one of those massive tourist luaus they suck! D. If you see a trogon while riding in a troika that’s running over troilite while reading about Troilus that would be a very strange coincidence!
Oh ya good luck on finals :)
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