AGAIN. You guys need to work on an "Outro." The way the video finished I checked my internet connection cuz I thought I lost the feed. Then I thought, "Oh commercial" coming up> But nothing. The video just ended.

Black folks came up with the walking Taco not white folks

try combos stuffed snacks

I don't know man... I'm white but my wife is Mexican and "white people" tacos and Mexican tacos are both good in different ways. We generally mix and match authentic and "white people" ingredients and they are the best of both worlds. I will admit that Valentina smokes Ortega though and it's not even close.

Boom son! I learned what real Mexican cooking was stationed at Nellis AFB. There is no substitution

thank u for ur service!

I will say joinin the army changed my taste buds too, growin up with barely any food i had the same mentality, minus cilantro tastes like soap

they are stolen culture

💯💯💯

ewww no

I mean, I'm pretty sure you also eat sausages from time to time. Maybe even a hotdog with a bun? That is far from authentic. Most people don't go all in with dry aged brats from a link, air smoked and then simmered in a bed of freshly fermented sour kraut, smothered in a peppered dill mustard. With a side of radish soup. I highly doubt you've ever eaten raw pork and onion on a sour dough bread either. Point being, there are mass marketed, commercialized versions of all sorts of cultural cuisines. I enjoy these kinds of tacos as well as often eating hotdogs. Despite hotdogs being a crappy low rent version of my culture's actual food. But to be fair, I'd rather have my moms hot slaw, brats and beer bread over a regular hotdog. But ehh...who has time for that shit.

@@Spartucus101 I dont eat taco bell or hotdogs

As you should, food is food. I’m also mexa and while I’ll tease all the güeros, I’ll get down on some white people tacos lol

Right!!! That side eye he was giving in the beginning had me rolling 😂😂😂

​@@dlegend8667 "Because tacos have OLIVES. 😏"

“Giving me life” 🤪💅🏻😌🤓

Damn!! Why didn’t I ever think of that! That woulda been tops over chiccarones with Valentina, but was probably a bit more.😂😂

The Mexican restaurant Mitla Cafe inspired Taco Bell's hard-shell tacos. The cafe's menu added tacos in 1951, and their kitchen staff would stuff ground beef into corn tortillas, deep fry them, and top them with cheese, lettuce, and tomatoes. Mitla Cafe's hard-shelled ground beef taco is listed as "Taco" in the "A La Carte" section of the menu, where diners can specify "hard-shelled" and "ground beef". Hard shell tacos are likely an adaptation of tacos dorados, a traditional Northern Mexican dish of soft tortillas that are rolled or pinched shut and fried until crispy. In the early 20th century, crispy tacos became popular in California and Texas immigrant communities, and some Mexican chefs patented devices to help shape and fry tortillas into hard taco shells.

@@2apocalypsex that’s awesome.. but that kinda means it’s Mexican food. I live within a rock throw of the place that created the chimichanga. I won’t dare say that’s American though.

great for grade school or high school basketball and football games.

i think they are called Nachos. lol

That's a taco salad or a taco in a bag.

@@StonerKitchennope lol

@@TheMrCC21taco salad is in a bowl or plate, walking taco is usually either Fritos corn chips or Doritos and you add the ingredients directly into the bag

If only he knew who they actually were.. 🤮

@@numberyellow Did they do something???

@@misterscopey2309 Aside from being absolute cringelords, and having worked for buzzfeed, no.

@@misterscopey2309 theyre just gay lords

@@geakerleakerI’m going to hold your hand when I say this … they’re all married … to woman other than the actually gay member

i would say lettuce is a worse sin

A Mexican restaurant where I live made these special monterreys with green olives that were so freaking good! Now I always put green olives in my taco meat! I know it sounds odd but it's delicious!

@@sarajuanaict 😭 im just not a fan of them to be fair, seems wilds still but could be a good a idea like that

@@KamiyadaGGsame idk i can’t do it 😭

@@KamiyadaGGit’s from the nachos. Like some loaded machos will have olives and to be honest, they aren’t bad.

That's a good point. I think American tacos is more accurate. It's the same as what we've done with Italian and Chinese food.

Right? I guess black people don't eat them?

No. Anything BUT olives

Was about to say the same thing, never even heard of anyone putting olives on a taco. lol

I grew up on tacos with olives on them.

ive never heard of olives on tacos either kinda sounds nasty

It's a bizarre thing that you find in cookbooks and potluck recipes from the 1970s and 1980s. My grandma had a friend whose signature potluck dish was called "enchilada casserole" and was even less authentic than White People Tacos, and sliced black olives were a key ingredient. I don't know who thought, "We use taco seasoning, which is somewhat salty, and put everything in what's essentially a giant salted corn chip. What we need is ANOTHER salty ingredient, but maybe one that's a briny kind of salty instead of regular salty," but they were clearly crazy. That said, I do sometimes enjoy olives on my nachos.... LOL

I put them on wet burritos

You're right. Being of Mexican descent, I can honestly say that sometimes, maybe once or twice a year, I get a craving for white people tacos. I wouldn't go as far as to call them tacos, but they're good for what they are. Maybe salad in a shell? 😂

@@elizabethcastillo274 exactly.

@@elizabethcastillo274 Maybe folded tostada?

So often people get hung up on whether something is authentic and not whether it's good, there are plenty of foods that are only vague facsimiles of something else, either because they were attempts to make that thing but having to use what was locally available OR through convergent culinary paths (eg lots of cultures have a form of pastry stuffed with savoury or sweet fillings. Samosas, Empanadas, Cornish Pasties, Pierogi, Gyoza etc etc because it's just a super convenient form factor for a meal on the go.) but are pretty good in their own right, these things get hammered for the lack of authenticity and really it's just a naming/branding issue rather than anything fundamental to the dishes themselves.

Na not really but its your story will let you tell its

What? Who does that lol

@@cody3335 They’re standard where I grew up. Of course we also often subbed spaghetti sauce for salsa, so you know we’re complete barbarians.

​@@eirreniaraw onions are for traditional Mexican tacos. Authentic Mexican tacos are topped with diced raw onion and cilantro

@@trinidad510 Not saying they aren’t on traditional tacos, just that they are _also_ a part of the usual homemade “white people taco” options, at least in the region I grew up in.

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crema 😀

That’s what they always sold at Little League baseball games in Texas when I was a kid. A couple of mom’s with a crockpot of chili set up at a card table. We also used to layer it all plus onions in a casserole dish and bake it. Add some more Fritos and light layer of cheese at the end to make a crispy topping. Only we used Hormel Chili for the “walking” kind and Wolf Brand for the casserole. 🤷‍♀️ Yes, canned, not homemade chili because it’s meant to be simple, quick and easy.

they are nachos. lol

It hasn't, but this is 2024 and media puts little racialisms and disjointed characteristics on people's culture to create a false narrative.

Keith Garrett of All Flavor, No Grease started out selling from his house, but he also has a food truck now too. I believe I first heard of him from a Netflix show on Tacos or food and I'd risk it, as a white man, to go to South Central to try that delicious food.

I'd think you'd be ok going to South Central to eat. I've seen plenty of White Folks eating at popular food joints in South Central. There's a very popular Hamburger Spot called "Hawkins House of Burgers" in Watts across the street from one of the most Violent Housing Projects in Los Angeles, and I've seen White people there every time I go. Just be yourself, be polite and respectful to everyone. Don't alienate yourself from enjoying life because of the color of your Skin. People are changing, like I said, just Be Yourself you'll be fine. ​@@jskelly1979

We have a taco and it's made with ground turkey?

@@ladiuneeq9789 Who's We ??? ...

@@robertlopez7779 Black folks

Just another woke content creator. They were quizzing them on black history while eating soul food lol.

I'm not white and its not even necessary. It's cringe, lame, and childish. Just found this channel to.

Exactly. Idk where this hard taco and ortega bs came from. That must be California suburbs😂