Taco Tip of the Day

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There's nothing more satisfying than the crunch of a mouth-watering taco. I like my tacos like I like my women--CRUNCHY. But one thing that's distressing about tacos of this variety is that when you need to set them down, they won't stay standing up, and you're likely to lose some stray toppings. This results in you painstakingly putting tomato bits and rogue lettuces back into your taco like a fiend. Until now. I've discovered that a common SALT SHAKER can be used as a TACO PROP!
Taco Prop
Simply prop your taco on the salt shaker, and you're good to go. I haven't tried it, but assume pepper shakers will work too.

Comments

JCo said…
Great idea Jay. Although, it is kind of fun when you loose some ingredients out of the taco and then you also have a taco salad! And I am not sure what to make of the crunchy women?!?!?!?
12 April, 2005 08:53
Stephanie said…
Jen, I was with you there. So I looked up the definition. Wow, Jay. Who knew? ;-)
12 April, 2005 09:54
Rachel C. Clay said…
"I like my women crunchy?" What the heck Jay? That's kind of scary.
12 April, 2005 13:11
vander said…
"Crunchy" = brittle, on the verge of cracking, loud when broken or crumbled, generally wafer-thin and heavily starched. Hmmmm...
12 April, 2005 17:51
Kris said…
Jay, if you like your women crunchy, according to the definition that Steph has...you might be hanging out with the wrong crowd, I guess it's no wonder you're single then! ;)
That is a good idea for the tacos though!
12 April, 2005 18:36
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