NACOS FOR EVERYONE!
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furtechThe greatest food innovation of the last ten years (or more!)-- the Naco-- is going to be given away for free from 2pm to 6pm, Tuesday October 30th!!!
FREE NACOS!
All courtesy of a stolen base by Angel Pagan of the San Francisco Giants! *GIANTS!*
And for all of my horrified foodie friends: the Naco (aka, Doritos Locos Taco) is only 5 calories more than a regular taco and only 4 Weight Watchers points each! (about 175 calories). So goood...mmmm. /HomerSimpson
(and they're going to have alternate dates for areas where the Taco Bells are closed from Hurricane Sandy).
Plus, Tuesday is Fat Tuesday...so it's a perfect day for this!
NACOS! Giants! Yay!
FREE NACOS!
All courtesy of a stolen base by Angel Pagan of the San Francisco Giants! *GIANTS!*
And for all of my horrified foodie friends: the Naco (aka, Doritos Locos Taco) is only 5 calories more than a regular taco and only 4 Weight Watchers points each! (about 175 calories). So goood...mmmm. /HomerSimpson
(and they're going to have alternate dates for areas where the Taco Bells are closed from Hurricane Sandy).
Plus, Tuesday is Fat Tuesday...so it's a perfect day for this!
NACOS! Giants! Yay!
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Date: 2012-10-30 11:41 pm (UTC)FYI: meat will taste less flavorful than in a plain taco because the Naco shell will, by contrast, make it seem so.
They are surprisingly low calorie and not horribly fatty or salty. Only 4 WW points!
And I find with tastier foods, I eat less. Two of them are fine for a meal!
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Date: 2012-10-31 02:58 am (UTC)I guess that Food is something different for you; I know that you enjoy tasty foods, well-prepared - but you seem sated after having a reasonable portion of it. I find something tasty,...and I just want more and more of it, prolonging all those sensations one has while savoring the taste and texture and aroma of the food, until I just can't eat another bite. I'll order 6 crunchy tacos (or 4 carne asada or carnitas soft tacos, as they are served off the ubiquitous taco trucks found all over LA at all hours of the day or night).
So I envy your ability to take into account the caloric content and the fat and sodium levels, and decide to just "have one or two", no matter how tasty they are. I'm trying to learn how to do that and be content.
At least I am preparing much more of my own meals, and relying less and less on the Fast Food Drive-thrus.