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Yet another useless TalkBass poll

Which do you prefer?

  • Hard shell tacos

    Votes: 63 42.6%
  • Soft shell tacos

    Votes: 66 44.6%
  • carrots

    Votes: 19 12.8%

  • Total voters
    148
lets see 'em :drool:

As promised :D
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I cubed the pork versus shredding the meat. Next time, I'm going shred to make them look better! But they tested so good!:hyper::drool::woot:
 
Hi,

For some reason, I think @BassCliff should be apart of this conversation too since I have wanted tacos since your post this weekend!:roflmao::cool:;):thumbsup:

Since you asked, I like them all. Hard shell, soft shell, flour or corn tortillas, traditional tacos, taquitos, flautas, "street" tacos, you name it. The plate of street tacos I had at my gig last Saturday was absolutely phenomenal.

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Fish (grilled or fried), al pastor, chicken, asada, shredded beef, it's all good! With plenty of cilantro, onions, limes, and a sauce with just enough kick to give you the sniffles. Where's my beer?

The best taco for metal?

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Thank you for your indulgence,

BassCliff