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Nacho Cheese Salsa : The Most Beautiful Meal for Camp!

In order to eat really delicious food, I think it is the most delicious to eat food that has been modified to suit Korean tastes rather than going to a local place. But I get the feeling that local food tastes better than tinkering. Nachos are said ......

Copyright by Ginger&Garlic Hello~ (_^_^_) This is Ginger and Garlic. In order to eat really delicious food, I think it is the most delicious to eat food that has been modified to suit Korean tastes rather than going to a local place. But I get the feeling that local food tastes better than tinkering. Nachos are said to be a traditional snack that originated in Mexico. The most common form is…

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jk is 1000000% this energy

JEWEL I'M SCREAMING LMFAOOOOOO NO LIES DETECTED

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Recap of this week. Yumm!!

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Recipe by Quinnee

[margindoodles2407]

How taco Tuesday saved the galaxy please!

HAHA You are in LUCK, this is a bunch of BULLET POINTS so you get the WHOLE THING

MUAHAHAHA

HOW TACO TUESDAY SAVED THE GALAXY

AKA The AU Where Nothing Goes Wrong And Everyone Gets To Be A Big Happy Family (AKA TAUWNGWAEGTBABHF)

A Star Wars Crack-Treated-Seriously Fix-It AU by Margin and Margin's Friend

The Premise

All the bad things that happen in the Star Wars prequels are prevented because Anakin and Obi-Wan established a tradition of Taco Tuesday with friends when Anakin was a young padawan.

The Premise, Broken Down

Tacos are an invention of Tatooine. They’re easy and inexpensive to make and can be garnished with practically anything. When Anakin was a child, Shmi would make them often for this reason, but they were so poor that she could hardly ever afford anything other than cheese and the spicy peppers that somehow thrive in the planet’s arid climate. (To this day, cheese and pepper tacos remain Anakin’s favorite.) Though they weren’t anything much, the simple love and care that Shmi put into the meagre meal established them as Anakin’s most favorite food.

After the events of The Phantom Menace, and early into Anakin’s apprenticeship, he shyly mentions to Obi-Wan that he misses his mother’s cooking. Intrigued about Anakin’s native culture (because he was the only member of the original party who didn’t get to go on that field trip to Mos Espa) and earnest to find ways to understand and befriend his young Padawan, Obi-Wan begins to research traditional Tatooinian cuisine- and Anakin gives him tips as they haphazardly learn to make tacos together. They both highly enjoy their experience, and before they realize quite what’s happened they’ve established a tradition of making tacos together every Tuesday night.

As time passes, they begin to invite friends over to share their taco-making exploits.

In the early years, this means a lot of visits from Obi-Wan’s best friend Quinlan Vos and his own apprentice, Aayla Secura (because the Anakin-Aayla childhood friendship happened and you CANNOT and WILL NOT change my mind).

About three years after TPM, 12-year-old Anakin spontaneously invites Master Yoda over, without Obi-Wan’s knowledge, and he shows up about halfway through dinner, leaving Anakin delighted and his poor master very confused. Yoda continues to just show up, uninvited, from then on, and after the initial shock wears off, taco night without Yoda is unnatural and unheard of. 

Obi-Wan himself, taking note of the mounting tension between his Padawan and Mace Windu, decides when Anakin is about 15 to begin inviting the Master over for taco night as well. Mace doesn’t care for tacos, but does quite enjoy nachos- another Tatooinian invention- and he and Anakin come to the realization that Anakin’s favorite kind of taco, cheese and spicy pepper and crickets, is practically the same as Mace’s nachos in a taco shell. It is the first of many times they will learn to reconcile their differences in such a manner.

Inevitably, Attack of the Clones happens. Padme is still almost assassinated, Obi-Wan still finds out about the Clones and Kamino, Anakin is still assigned to be Padme’s bodyguard and they still fall in love. But Shmi Skywalker doesn’t die. Because in this timeline, instead of a lavish dinner in a gazebo on the shores of a Naboo lake, Anakin makes tacos with Padme and his mother in Cliegg Lars’s kitchen… using ingredients that they bought while their transport, due to a technical oversight and a malfunctioning engine, was landed for a refuel and repair on Tatooine. 

Anakin wants to share his favorite food with the woman he loves, and while in the market, Anakin can’t stop thinking about his dreams about his mother. Their transport will be stopped for a few days, due to the amount of time needed to refuel and repair such a large ship, so he decides to ask around for her while they’re here anyway. He still meets Watto, Cliegg, and Owen and Beru. He still rides to the Tusken camp where his mother is still imprisoned. But he arrives days- nay, weeks- earlier than in canon. He can still save her. Shmi doesn’t die in his arms. The Tusken Massacre doesn’t happen. Anakin gets his mother medical attention and she is saved. By the time they return, though, his and Padme’s transport has already left for Naboo, but they decide Tatooine is still safe enough for Padme, so they let her hosts in the Lake Country know they’re safe but won’t be staying with them after all, and the Larses are kind enough to provide residence for Shmi’s son and the charming woman he’s traveling with.

Obi-Wan’s broadcast still reaches Anakin and Padme, and the battle of Geonosis still happens. The Clone Wars still begin. Anakin is still knighted, still secretly marries Padme, still takes Ahsoka as his Padawan. But in this timeline, there are Taco Tuesdays. 

Even on missions, as often as they can, Obi-Wan and Anakin make time for their taco dinners in some fashion. And their stretches of time on Coruscant absolutely provide for this. Various people come and go, but by the middle of the war, there is an established guest list that meets every tuesday night:

Anakin and Obi-Wan, of course. Ahsoka, naturally, because she’s their little sister. Rex, usually with various members of the 501st trailing behind him, and Cody, as often as he can make it, with at least half of the 212th. Yoda and Mace, who have been coming without fail every Tuesday since they were first invited, unless their lives are endangered or they are halfway across the galaxy. Padme, too, desperately needs a break from her senatorial duties, and as wife close friend to Anakin, she’s more than welcome.

And that’s not even getting into the various guests that will show up at Master Kenobi’s apartment, usually without warning but always welcomed with open arms. Plo Koon, Ki-Adi-Mundi, and Luminara Unduli will drop by whenever it is possible for them; Ahsoka will bound in dragging sweet, nervous Barriss Offee behind her at least half the time; Aayla, as Anakin’s closest childhood friend, stops by when she’s not overly preoccupied by something else, usually trailed by her husband Commander Bly or her former master, Quinlan Vos; during particularly tumultuous sessions of the Senate where representatives from nearly every Republic and Neutral Planet are called, it isn’t uncommon to see Padme walking in while in the middle of a conversation with the ever-well-received Duchess of Mandalore. Plenty of Clones can be expected at any given gathering, as well as any Jedi and/or Padawan who just needs a meal.

There are many reasons why so many people are drawn to Taco Night: the warmth of a family, the laughter of friends, the immutable fact that tacos are so diverse that everyone can technically be eating the same thing yet have exactly what they want on their dinner. And the conversations. The discussions, whether jesting in nature or of a more serious subject. 

And it is a mix of all of these things that leaves a mark on Anakin Skywalker.

From the beginning, even back in the days when he was nine years old and it was just him, Obi-Wan, and their apartment’s tiny kitchenette, he had a sense of home. Of a love similar to the one he shared with his mother- not exactly the same, never the same, but not quite so different as he had thought, and a good kind of different. He still misses his mother, of course, but he comes to realize- in a way that his canon self never did- that love multiplies, not divides. That to love Obi-Wan, and then Padme, and then Ahsoka, and then all his other friends, does not diminish his love for his mother. That to have a new family does not mean that he has forsaken the old one. He learns the difference between empty, jealous attachment, and full, warm, self-giving love.

And he learns to listen. The conversations that his family- his large, eccentric, taco-loving family- hold can range from silly (it is perfectly acceptable to tease Obi-Wan for eating tacos with a full set of cutlery, and to laugh at the fact that Ahsoka’s tacos are meat, and only meat, including having a slice of ham as the vehicle instead of a flatbread- Togruta are carnivores, after all) to serious (why exactly attachment is forbidden, what attachment even is, if and how it is possible to reconcile the current state of affairs in the galaxy with the peacekeeping nature of the Jedi), but one thing stays the same- people listen. In this universe, over meals of bread and cheese and various meats, Anakin learns to think about the other viewpoint. To compare, contrast, and reconcile his own beliefs with the opposing viewpoint. To observe, ponder, digest, what the other person is saying before blurting out something rash, or acting on impulse. Anakin learns to listen. 

And listen he does.

For it is not merely Anakin Skywalker who is changed by these weekly dinners. In various manners, the events that transpire at Taco Tuesdays prevent horrible catastrophes taking place.

Barriss Offee’s descent into despair.

The deaths of so many valiant and virtuous men and women.

Awful tragedies within and without the ranks of the Clone Army and the Jedi Order.

Most importantly… the mess that is Revenge of the Sith.

Because he learned to listen, to think, to be mindful of his thoughts and actions while around the dinner table, Anakin doesn’t let his anger get the better of him in the General’s Quarters aboard the Invisible Hand. He does not bow to the pressure of Palpatine to kill Dooku, instead remaining firm in his Jedi principles and insisting that Dooku be kept in custody. 

Because Barriss Offee never betrayed the order, Ahsoka was never framed. She was never expelled. She remains Anakin’s padawan. And so she continues to attend Taco Tuesdays, and one late night, utterly exhausted and thus lacking the filter formed by a fully-awake and alert mind, she comments that Senator Amidala is looking a bit fuller around the waistline than usual. And suddenly it’s not just Anakin and Padme aware of her pregnancy, it’s three Jedi Masters, a Padawan, and at least seven Clones. 

(Needless to say, everyone privately arrives at the very logical conclusion that Anakin’s the father. But at the moment, there are bigger fish to fry, including winning a war and getting the senator proper medical attention.)

The Council still asks Anakin to keep tabs on Palpatine, and Palpatine still forcefully appoints Anakin to the Council. He is still not made a Master. But years of learning while lounging on Obi-Wan’s couch with a taco in hand to listen, to observe, to be mindful have changed several things about Anakin. For one, he no longer blindly trusts the Chancellor. His observations and his intuition tell him that something about the man cannot be trusted. So he is, in this timeline, less reluctant to keep an eye on Palpatine. And for another, he is more understanding and respectful of the Council’s decisions. He may not personally agree with the decision to withhold the title of Master from him, but he understands that to be on the Council at all is a great honor, and he is hopeful that perhaps, someday, he may achieve the rank of Master through his wisdom. 

Obi-Wan is still sent to Utapau. He still confronts Grievous. Grievous is still killed. But back on Coruscant, something is different. Because, Obi-Wan may not be there at the moment- but, in this timeline, he’s not the lynchpin holding Anakin’s fragile sanity together. In this timeline, Anakin is wise. And in this timeline, he is not haunted by the deaths of his mother. Of the Tuskens. Of Dooku. Of the visions of Padme’s death.

When Palpatine asks Anakin to the Opera, intending to plant the seeds of doubt about his loved ones’ safety in the young Jedi’s mind, Anakin has to politely decline. I’m sorry, Chancellor, he apologizes. But that’s Tuesday night. I already have a commitment to keep. No one hears the Tragedy of Darth Plagueis the Wise that night.

Palpatine is astronomically frustrated. He has no new apprentice. He knows it’s only a matter of time before the Jedi, finishing tending to Dooku’s severed hands, begin to question their prisoner. He knows that his plan is falling apart at the seams. So he makes a final, last ditch effort to bring Anakin to the Dark Side.

He summons Anakin to his office one bright, clear morning. And he reveals that he’s Darth Sidious. He smooth-talks his way through Anakin’s righteous anger, promising him everything the Jedi can give him and more. He will make Anakin a Master. He will make his marriage to Padme safe and known. He will give him unlimited power, and Obi-Wan and Ahsoka can be his right-hand men. They will rule a glorious empire, together.

And perhaps Anakin starts to falter. Perhaps he considers it. Perhaps it truly does tempt him, for though he is wiser in this universe, he is still only a human, proud and prone to selfishness. 

But one thought, only a single thought, crosses his mind.

He asks, “But do the Sith have tacos?”

It is a foolish question, and he knows it. Instantly, his face burns with childish shame. But he was not asking whether or not the Sith can make the Tatooinian staple, not really. He was asking, really, if the Sith can give him the love and warmth and understanding of the weekly dinner meetings. If the Sith can give him a family. If the Sith can touch his soul.

Palpatine is taken aback, for a moment. Then, a smile crosses his face. “Of course,” he promises. And he strides over to his fridge and pulls out… something. A taco, he assures, but in a bag for convenience. And made with high-end, Coruscanti delicacies, not the crude aboriginal toppings of Tatooine.

And Anakin is disgusted. Because this taco is not a taco. Not in the sense that Anakin means. It was mass prepared by droids in a factory, not individually crafted by the hands of someone who knows and loves him. It is filled with bland, blanched pastes, not the symphony of colors and flavors that represent a galaxy of cultures in the palm of his hand. It was made to be nibbled on alone, on the go, not enjoyed with all the people he loves when he made time specifically for them. It is everything that a taco isn’t. It’s empty. Void.

Soulless. Just like the Sith.

Palpatine- rather, Darth Sidious- lies dead at Anakin’s feet, his head cleanly and painlessly severed by an arc of brilliant azure.

With the death of Sidious comes the death of the War. Order 66 never happens. The Jedi Purge never happens. Darth Vader, Ben Kenobi, Fulcrum, and the Rebellion are never born, and Anakin Skywalker, Obi-Wan Kenobi, Ahsoka Tano, and Padme Amidala never die. The Empire never rises from the ashes of the Republic. Bail Organa is elected Supreme Chancellor in the wake of Palpatine’s demise, and he ushers the Republic into a new golden age of peace and prosperity. Padme succeeds in convincing the Senate to pass the Clone Rights Bill, and millions of men rejoice as they are free to live as citizens of the Republic. 

And speaking of Padme- nine months have passed. She does not deliver her twins, dying, on a transport ship from Mustafar, but alive, well, and healthy in a hospital on Naboo, just as she had wanted so badly. She names her son Luke, and while Obi-Wan is still the first to hold him, it is not because of Anakin’s absence or Padme’s lack of strength. Anakin is right there, holding his wife’s hand because she still has one more baby to deliver. Obi-Wan is simply giving his assistance to a friend in need. And Anakin names his daughter Leia, and it is Ahsoka who holds her, torn between excited squeals of I get to be an AUNT, good Force she is the cutest little girl and a quiet, hushed reverence for the tiny life she holds in her hands. 

One final note on the Skywalker Family. Now that the War is over, it can be properly addressed: Anakin broke the Jedi Code, not merely by violating his vow of celibacy but by concealing this truth from the Council. Despite all he has done for the Order- which is acknowledged and given its due praise and recognition- he cannot be allowed to remain in it. Yoda, Mace, Aayla, and Obi-Wan- as well as many other Councilmen and Women- all wish it were not so, but the rules are very clear. And yet, Anakin is wise in this universe. He acknowledges his fault and his deception. He humbly accepts his expulsion, because he knows full well that he deserves it. And so he remains on good terms with the entirety of the Jedi Order. He is even allowed to keep his Lightsaber- because, Jedi though he may no longer be, the Force is still with him. And after all, this lightsaber is his life. 

Ahsoka is transferred to Obi-Wan to finish her padawan training. Anakin and Padme retire to Naboo, where they raise Luke and Leia in relative peace- that is to say, as much peace as you can get when your last name is Skywalker. They are happy. They are very happy. The twins love, and are in turn adored by, their Uncle Obi-Wan and Aunt Ahsoka, on their father’s side, and Uncle and Aunt Bail and Breha on their mother’s. They are doted upon by their Grandmother and Grandfather Naberrie (Padme’s parents) and spoiled by their Grandma and Grandpa Shmi and Cliegg, and Aunt and Uncle Beru and Owen. When it is discovered that they are both incredibly Force-Sensitive, Anakin has to practically wrestle the Council to not admit them to the Creche because all his Jedi friends want to train his children. Luke and Leia have, literally, thousands of uncles and/or cousins in the Clones, who are quite protective of their niece and nephew/baby cousins. No one is exactly sure what Satine is to them, but whatever it is, she has been quoted as saying, in private conversation, that she wishes they were hers, so clearly they have a loving relationship.

And when they are old enough to eat solid food, they, too, join the still-continuing throng of family that gather in Obi-Wan and Ahsoka’s living room every Tuesday for Tacos. 

And they love it.

[destinationtoast]

I need to remember that I can't be seen in public after going to Taco Bell.

I enjoy Doritos Locos tacos (almost a given; how can any joy-loving omnivore not appreciate the absurdity of taco innards sheathed in a giant nacho cheese Dorito?). But I forget, in between visits, the way their shell trades festive coloring and snacktual authenticity for structural integrity.

I hunch over the to-go bag as I eat my bright orange prizes, like a possessive squirrel with a penchant for drive-thru meals. But each taco starts crumbling the moment I lay eyes on it, and the bag somehow fails to catch most of the food as it falls, leaving that job to my shirt and pants (and, on one memorable occasion, my bra and one sock). As each shell expires, it leaves me with a handful of unprotected taco matter, which I apparently proceed to smear on my face, according to the car mirror.

I was supposed to go get my passport photo taken now, but it will have to wait another day. I don't have a strong sense of shame, but I can't bear to walk into Walgreens looking like I barely survived a taco tornado.

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Nine people you'd like to know better

Tagged by @riinoaheartilly, thanks for the fun! ^^

Last song: "Sit Next to Me" by Foster The People

Favorite color: Burgundy! It's in constant flux these days, I think it was siren a few weeks ago.

Currently watching: Shenpai streams of Minecraft on Twitch. I just discovered her and I think she's hilarious.

Sweet/savory/spicy: Spicy, all day every day~🔥

Relationship status: I plan to start making friends in this new town, but I won't cross that bridge until I'm settled in.

Current obsession: Taco John's tacos! Soft-shell with no lettuce. I could eat dozens of them. 🌮 Their nachos suck, though; that cheese deserves better.

Last thing you googled: "Android boost microphone sensitivity." My grandfather's deaf, but there's an Android feature that transcribes everyone's speech for him and works great! Except the phone I installed it on has lousy hearing, semironically.

Tagging whoever wants to! But only nine of you. If a tenth one tries to join in I'm slapping your hand >:U

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Mod Beato's Dinner Review - 10/12 Taco Bell

I was initially gonna get McDonalds but I realized Taco Bell gives you more for less.

First things first...

I got the deluxe cravings box

Fucking delicious! Now, let's get into the specifics.

Nacho Fries.

They were good! Definitely a lot more seasoned than usual, which I appreciate. The nacho cheese sauce highly improves the flavor. 10/10

Soft Taco Supreme - Potato

I don't like taco bell beef much, but the potatoes make everything sooo yummy! Realistically though, I wish it gave the option to just get the spicy potato soft taco. It's better. 5/10

Chicken Chalupa Supreme

FUCK! These are ALWAYS good. Only complaint with this one is that I feel the shell was a bit overcooked, had an odd texture. 8/10

Beefy 5 Layer Burrito

It's okay. Nowhere near the quality of the grilled cheese burrito. 3/10

Cheesy Fiesta Potatoes

I got these free from rewards. Pretty good. 6/10

Overall rating...

This meal was probably a solid 6/10. Not the best but not terrible. Oh, and I also got the cinnabon delight coffee. Just standard coffee, really. Not gonna add that to the rating, but it was good

Stay tuned for more food reviews

[mewfeuillez]

midnight nachos!!!!! (insert image of a bunch of cheap broken taco shells with cheese melted on top)

[bambino-child]

Didn't think I was gonna do another one this fast😅

Deevy's Kitchen: Homemade Tacos: Nacho favored shells, Meat, Cheese, mild sauce with water

[fagician]

in my car eating dorito taco shells with nacho cheese waiting for a pretty boy to text me so i can whoosh him away and ask him to prom. who is living as good as me right now

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eating just nacho cheese taco shells

[miceli-dairy]

Miceli’s Spider Tacos

Ingredients:

10 nacho cheese taco shells

1 pound ground beef

1 packet taco seasoning

2/3 cup water

20 black olives

1 & ½ cups lettuce, sliced

1 tomato, chopped

1 cup of Miceli’s mexican style cheese, shredded

1 tablespoon sour cream

Instructions:

Preheat your oven to 325°F, add the shells to a baking sheet, and let them bake for 6 minutes. Add the beef to a skillet over medium-high heat, let it cook for 7 minutes, and then drain it. Add the water and seasoning, let them cook for 5 minutes, and then slice 10 of the olives into eighths. Add the lettuce, beef mixture, tomato, cheddar, and olives to the shells, add the sour cream to a piping bag, and then add it to the olives.

Original recipe courtesy of Pillsbury

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New on the menu!

“Howdy everybody! Morely here again with some Tacorific news! Thanks to everyone helping out we’ve gotten rid of all those fake Morelys! That’s right, you helped foil the Nacho King’s Brother’s evil plot! Everyone here at Tacos ‘N More is thankful for your help! Now all that’s left are friendly Morelys! Along with some brand new animatronics like Burrito Bill, Nacho King, and Taco Felon!”

“That’s not all though! We’ve got some great new menu items that were inspired by some of the fine folk who helped out the most! Let’s take a look shall we?”

“First off we have our “Dreams & Nightmares” Taco Supreme! It’s a soft shell with a layer of melted cheese on it, wrapped around a crunchy fried corn tortilla shell that contains our spicy seasoned beef, melted cheese, red onions, jalapeno pepper slices, and shredded lettuce! It’s also got TWO sauces mixed in! A super sweet sauce, and a super spicy sauce!”

“Next up we’ve got our brand new “Night Bites”! These are special miniature versions of the tacos you know and love! They are bite size and fantastic for when you’re craving that midnight snack! You can order any type you like! Want a twelve pack of regular recipe? You got it! Want to mix and match different mini tacos? You got it! Satisfy your late night cravings! Make sure you ask about our Loco Lunar sauce that’s only available with Night Bites!”

“Want something that packs a punch? Why not try out our new “Knockout Nachos”! That’s right, it’s the special recipe nachos you all know and love but this time it’s packing a punch! We’ve seasoned the nachos with our famous ghost pepper powder, topped them with jalapeno queso, spicy seasoned beef, baked them to perfection, drizzled them with our special red hot sauce, tossed on some diced onions, and sliced avocados, and it’s ready to knock you out!”

“That’s all for now! Head out to your local Tacos ‘N More and try out any or all of our Tacorific new menu items!”

[pretzelfoods]

Sequel Review

Hi guys this is my first blog! My name is Pretzelfoods I’m excited to share my experiences with all of you guys and look at your blogs too, let’s get into the blog for today. So for lunch, I went to this place called Sequel in a vegan cafe. And it is so good, vegans watching this blog go try out Sequel in Mumbai Kala Ghoda. It’s also in a very nice lane, that lane is like an artsy lane. And there are many cafe pieces of art and lots of shopping. So I entered the cafe and I thought there was gonna be two floors and a bar but it was one floor with plants and a coffee bar, the decor was also very simple there was a shelf and many plants but nothing more than that. So when we sat the waiter came with the menu, it did not sound good at all it sounded like veggies, veggies, veggies, but I knew that I was not thinking deep enough. And see, so then the waiter came to order our food and we ordered many dishes for three people but we were monsters that were ready to dig deep for some space because this meal was just a meal that we were looking forward to.

The dishes we ordered are Tempeh Burger, Bell Peper Hummus, Gyoza, Tacos Portobello,Millet Crepes, and Avacado Tartines, let’s start with the very first dish that we ate the Bell Peper Hummus, it came with four pieces of buckwheat and almond flour crackers. Those crackers were baked to crispiness and had enough flavour, lets's see the hummus was light red with a little bit of spice on top and there was olive oil, the hummus had very less salt, it was also very creamy and smooth and tasted like original hummus the bell peppers did not change any flavour to the hummus. The plating was also very simple it did not have like leaves or olives even chickpeas. It only had four pieces of cracker in a bowl of hummus but the texture was even better than cream cheese. Let's move on to the Gyoza, the gyoza also came with a stew which was limey and a hit of spice at the end. The mushrooms were sour but glazed and grilled perfectly it matched with the stew and with gyoza inside now let's taste the gyoza, the gyoza was a mushroom flavour, the mushroom was mashed and soft the outside of the gyoza was a purple colour sheet and it was very chewy for a gyoza base. And when you have much gyoza it’s very sour! The plating was like a ramen bowl with greens on the top and mushrooms on the side and then you mix it and then you see the gyoza it was like that.

Now those Taco portobellos just hit different the soft shell with the melted walnut cheese and the crunch of tomatoes and avocados softness just felt amazing in my mouth the flavour the texture and the hit of spice I was in love it felt like heaven that taco also felt like I was having soft nachos with melted cheese it was amazing one of the best thing I had in the sequel!

The millet crepes looked good and tasted decent the texture was pathetic plating was very sad when I took a bite it tasted very tomato because inside there were cherry tomatoes and sundried tomato pesto. Like I can't just have tomato in a crepe I was expecting like basil pesto with herbs and olives, and mushrooms, but I only got tomatoes, the texture was very bad it was hard and soft but Pretzelfoods is only looking for one type of texture in each dish not many the plating was sad like two crepes on each other.

Let’s go to the most addicting dish at that cafe the avocado tartines a vegan almond flour and buckwheat cracker, with an oven crisp and the toppings were walnut pesto, basil, avocado, and cherry tomatoes. It was so flavourful and that cherry tomato just was extremely juicy and the juiciness of the tomato the smoothness of the avocado and the taste of the basil pesto sauce, go there and that snack is to die for.

The final thing we had was an Avacado burger a beetroot patty with onion, lettuce, juicy tomato and melted vegan cheddar cheese and the bun was amazing and tasted like the smell of a bagel. With a side of air-fried to a decent crisp yam purple fries tasted like nothing. No salt or spice just cut up and air fry them it was pathetic. Plating was like a normal burger place plating with some mayo on the side and a burger and a small number of fries, nothing new about burgers!

Let's go to the last and final section of this cafe, the dessert section! Now we might know desserts like you are taking a bite into the sugary world, but in Sequel that is not true over there, they have sweeteners that are maple syrup and coconut sugar. So order many things finish it off and not one part of your body will be feeling guilt! Great for parents too if their child or you guys want sugar, hop on to any vehicle and go to Sequel! On today's dessert menu we have a Chocolate Heaven Cookie, Peruvian Hot Cocoa and some chocolate ice cream. Let's start with the chocolate heaven cookie, that cookie was just gooey melty, and not that sweet. Because the base of the cookie was peanut butter so that was salty but the inside was some nice dark chocolate, which was also melted, I took a bite and it was just amazing the texture and the feeling in your mouth that makes you energized after veggies! Now I know why it’s called chocolate Heaven.

Now let's move on from chocolate heaven to chocolate cocoa. It was so bad the chocolate cocoa had no chocolate it was basically a glass of hot milk with cocoa powder and after having many great and decent things I go and taste Shit like come on i’ve Spicy,sweet,savoury, flavours not bitter! Let's leave that shity hot cocoa behind to the most amazing addicting dark chocolate Ice cream I have ever had! Trust me that ice cream is so addicting that you can go and finish it off by yourself its too good the flavour goes well it smooth and it's icy, the way that I enjoy and love ice cream.

All together the desserts were decent the other food was nice if I rate from one out of 10 I would give it a 7.9 out of 10. It was nice but I know that at the price they gave us in the end, they could do better!

[formeryelpers]

Lalo’s Taqueria, 28293 Mission Blvd, Hayward, CA 94544

Lalo’s is a simple, no frills taqueria that serving tacos, burritos, tortas, mulitas, tostadas, quesadillas, enchiladas, flautas, nachos, loaded fries, breakfast, aguas frescas, and sodas. The prices are a bit higher than I expect in some cases (e.g., $4.99 for a regular taco, $5.99 for one quesabirria taco). They have a sizable veggie menu.

Meat choices: asada, pastor, chorizo, carnitas, polla asado, pollo desebrado, lengua, veggie

3 quesabirria tacos with consommé ($16.99): the consommé was really good – tangy, beefy and not too salty, topped with chopped onions and cilantro. The quesabirria tacos were also very good: a single crisp corn tortilla (larger than street taco size) filled with braised beef, a mild cheese (no cheese skirt though), cilantro, chopped onions. The tortilla is dipped in broth for that reddish color, but it’s not salty. The crispy tortilla was generously filled with juicy beef, cheese, onion, and cilantro – and it was even better when dipped in their consommé. Their quesabirria tacos are Less greasy and less salty than average. Wish there was a cheese skirt though! I did see some cheese pulls but the cheese was inside the taco shell.

Lalo has a few parking spaces on the side of the building. Service was friendly and the food arrived quickly. They’re open daily and offer a discount if you pay in cash. The building looks older and the décor is basic but I think it’s aimed at people who want an authentic taqueria experience.

4 out of 5 stars

By Lolia S.