Official Burger King Taco Appreciation Thread

[PNGwynne]

Ooh, I need to find those.

[Mikey]

My favorite is the feta and spinach ones



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[Hector]

Now I have too...

[PNGwynne]

lol Mikey.

Hec, you're such a foodie, you should try pierogi. They are very popular in northeast Ohio.

I like the potato and cheese ones with pan-fried onions. And yes, kielbasa is a perfect companion.

[Hector]

I never had Pierogis...had to google it...looks yummy...

[Hector]

I just had a Kielbasa on a sourdough roll yesterday, mmm, that thing was delicious.

[Mikey]

I don’t want a friggin taco anymore. I want a friggin cheeseburger, lol.

Right at this very moment my crockpot is cooking 1 head of cabbage, 1 ring of Kielbasa, prefried perogies all topped off with 3 cups of chicken broth

In a few hours I will be in heaven - one way or the other

[Hector]

I don’t want a friggin taco anymore. I want a friggin cheeseburger, lol.

[Hector]

Dang, how could I have forgotten ?

I love that scene !!!

Me too...

[Hector]

Here’s a perfect example when it’s an insult. It’s a song from Mexican band Molotov. Americans calling Mexicans beaners...and Mexicans calling Americans gringos...

It is political. But I’m just trying to prove a point. In Cheech and Chong, it’s said in jest, joking around. In the Molotov video, it morphs into a demeaning term.

Brian, feel free to remove.

Again, just trying to make my point...

[Mikey]

Dang, how could I have forgotten ?

I love that scene !!!

[Hector]

^ --- Is that term mostly a West Coast thing ?

I grew up on a farm that had many Mexican summer workers and I've never heard them use that term --

As a matter of fact, I've never even heard local non-Mexican's use that term as a slur or anything.

I'm trying to remember if they used it on Cheech and Chong but I forgot.

Maybe it's a mostly West Coast saying …?

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[Mikey]

^ --- Is that term mostly a West Coast thing ?

I grew up on a farm that had many Mexican summer workers and I've never heard them use that term --

As a matter of fact, I've never even heard local non-Mexican's use that term as a slur or anything.

I'm trying to remember if they used it on Cheech and Chong but I forgot.

Maybe it's a mostly West Coast saying …?

[Hector]

Dude.

NOT COOL.

Oh please...I’m Mexican-American...we have been calling each other beaner for decades. Family members, my personal friends, all say that word to each other as a way of kidding. It’s an affectionate slang amongst ourselves...stop...not you or any other stranger is going to start lecturing or scolding me about this. Do you know what ALBURES means? If you don’t, you are not Mexican. You post here once in a blue moon...and instead of staying on topic...you come here tying to judge me on practically what’s referred to as a term of endearment. Now wetback, greaser, illegal, etc...those are bad...but not beaner, especially coming from a Mexican. A non-Mexican saying that to a Mexican, if they are not friends, and if said in anger or are being dismissive (or purposely trying to be offensive), then that is indeed insulting, especially nowadays during these anti-illegal immigration times (darn it, I got political, something I try to avoid here).

BTW are you Mexican? If you are someone other than a Mexican, then you have no merit saying this to me. And if you are Mexican and still take issue with a Mexican saying that word...then the PC Police has gotten a stronghold on you.

None here took issue with that word until you posted. They all know me here, I’ve posted that word before several times in the last...they know what/where I’m coming from.

No mames, buey!

[Jorge Galvan]

As the resident beaner...I have nothing against Americanized tacos. I myself occasionally will go to Taco Bell and have a crunchy taco meal (I avoid the burritos, they are gross). I make them at home as well.

Having said that...I’ve had the best tacos ever in Mexico, Texas, and California.:

Dude.

NOT COOL.