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taquito

[tah-kee-toh]

noun

  1. Mexican Cooking.,  a small rolled tortilla filled with meat, cheese, or beans, usually fried until crispy.



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In a 2017 episode of his CNN show “Parts Unknown,” Bourdain proclaimed that he was “loving the sauce already” within his first bite of a taquito.

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"When you think about it, a chicken taquito with a good hot sauce is really a lot like a stick of dynamite," Pilcher told Smithsonian Magazine.

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In a post on 7-Eleven’s official Instagram page, the convenience store shared an Oreo “Taquito Cannoli” photo, which showed what appeared to be a thin Oreo cookie shell stuffed with cannoli cream and a dusting of Oreo cookies.

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“Behold the taquito cannoli,” 7-Eleven wrote in the caption, before dashing the hopes of all of its fans.

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As the sun began to set over the quiet marketplace, Isabel Caballero, 73, took a bite of a taquito.

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