You are so cruel....
Doritos striking a deal with Taco Bell? It had to happen sooner or later.
I'm sure being the frugal person that he is, he'll line up with the rest of their former customers for the taco shells with the mystery chemical composition. Hopefully the rest of the filling doesn't contain their mystery (aka road kill) meat.
If you like tacos (and I do too) make them at home. You can get the taco
shells, buy some ground beef (at a store you can still trust for the quality
and integrity of their meat) and make your own fixings.
Remember KaeJS experience with them a few months ago? He survived
to tell about it, but today with e-coli in ground hamburger being recalled,
the last thing you want to eat is meat filling that you don't know what the
source is or how it has been handled.
For doritos. get the "restaurant" package, sold in stores, spread
on a cookie sheet, sprinkle with shredded cheese, bits of peppers,
sweet onion, and any other garnish and bake in an oven for a
few minutes until the cheese is melted..not only do these taste
good, but you wont get sick from eating the "mystery meat" filling.
at Taco Helle.
I make my own tacos and lots of things at home. I make my own nachos too, Honestly, its the idea of a taco shell shaped Doritos. I think I am just easily nfluenced by gimmicky food things.
I remember Kaes last experience, hence why I don't ea fast food often, especially at taco bell. The allure of the Doritos shell might be too much. I got sucked in on the double decker chicken sandwich with two chicken patties as buns at KFC too. It's a good thing these things are just limited times.
I got sucked in on the double decker chicken sandwich with two chicken patties as buns at KFC too. It's a good thing these things are just limited times.
I haven't bought any KFC product in a long long time..I don't know about
the outlets where you are..but here they they are so greasy they turn
your stomach..especially their fried chicken..so much grease that if you squeeze the piece about a table spoon of oil comes off the piece and runs
down your fingers onto your hand. Not knowing what kind of vegetable
oil they use and the temperatures, that oil can contain some other
undesirable stuff in it.
Nothing wrong with fried chicken done properly..it's the way it is handled at these KFC outlets and the process..can you spell cinder...salmon -ella?
My aunt showed me "taco baggies". You take a bag your favourite Doritos and cut the side off the bag (lengthwise) and open it up like a canoe. Throw in your beef, lettuce, tomato, etc. and give it a shake.
You can do this with corn chips too. I used to do this in university all the time, and it only recently that. Found out it was quite common, especially n Texas. They actually have it on some menus, but they seve it on a plate.
I haven't bought any KFC product in a long long time..I don't know about
the outlets where you are..but here they they are so greasy they turn
your stomach..especially their fried chicken..so much grease that if you squeeze the piece about a table spoon of oil comes off the piece and runs
down your fingers onto your hand. Not knowing what kind of vegetable
oil they use and the temperatures, that oil can contain some other
undesirable stuff in it.
Nothing wrong with fried chicken done properly..it's the way it is handled at these KFC outlets and the process..can you spell cinder...salmon -ella?
I guess I am a risk taker I don't do it often, and I try not to think of it to be honest. I am trying things in moderation, even the crap stuff. On the funny note, Just had surgery a few weeks ago, and the day of my surgery, i was not cooking. Hubb was in charge of dinner, and he decides to bring home KFC It was not my first choice, he thought it would be good comfort food, and would help me heel better my kids couldn't figure out how greasy chicken would make one heel better, and asked if it should be put on my wound. I future I didn't get sick that night when my body was weakened, so I am good to go for the Doritos taco
Plugging Along: I barely survived the Double Down era as well. I'll see you in line when this taco comes out.
Carver: The mystery meat is actually a bit more appealing considering the e-coli recall. Imagine the Taco Bell ads: Only 85% real beef; 15% less likely to cause e-coli!
jcgd: I'm pretty sure taco baggies just found it's way onto my dinner menu this week.
Carver: The mystery meat is actually a bit more appealing considering the e-coli recall. Imagine the Taco Bell ads: Only 85% real beef; 15% less likely to cause e-coli!
sure be my guest.
I read a book a couple of years ago about a father that investigated why
his daughter got sick and died from a deadly strain of e-coli. Wish I can
still remember the title..anyway..he traced the supply chain down to a
abattoir that killed the cows and hung them up as they went down the
conveyor. They cut the heads off to make "hamburger". Some of the heads
dropped into the excrement from the cattle below and the guts as they
were gutted. The workers simply picked up the heads and threw them on
a conveyor where they were stripped of flesh and went into the hamburger
bought by this "fast food chain" at a discount. The meat was contaminated
with e-coli but the chain didn't care. They trucked it to their distribution warehouse where it was made into patties for the chain and passed on
to the fast food retail outlets.
So the best parts of the cow..are not going into that 85% beef that they
are talking about in their filling. They add spices and chemicals to disguise the taste of possible contaminated meat...Some strains of ecoli
once they get into your system..ruin your kidneys and other organs..
as in the Walkerton water disaster where the two idiots turned off the
clorinater and the pig manure runoff got into the town drinking water.
Many people died as a result, and a lot have serious health problems to
this day.
Boston Pizza has taco salad on their menu--not sure it is rare or uncommon in Canada. We did it all the time as kids, presumably because children can eat it more easily than tacos.
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