agreed.

however the downvotes dont seem to be agreeing with me... I guess I pissed some people off with this post.

> It’s like they are afraid to use spices and give the food some flavor.

yes and a lot of times they are afraid of authentic amounts of flavors too.

it's good shit.

> The Midwest last year in my hometown, found 3 taquerias in town.

Sorry to break it to you - but this is vermont.

> I think it would be in the realm of possibility for ONE person to have ONE truck where they made a decent taco… hell, you really only have to have about 10 ingredients in the thing.

could be a game changer, but I don't think the business model works in vermont unless there are a lot of events happening where the truck could be profitable. I'm surprised Beansies does so well.

> We’ll, then you’d have to have some gringo tacos with Vermonty shit on them, like some sort of maple one and a vegan one, but still.

I don't know about that. That kinda sounds awful. Then again, I'm just a native vermonter and an omnivore.

That's something I'll do later. I just wanted to get everyone's thoughts here.

> The real stuff is not that easy.

I guess a lot of you don't have much experience in a kitchen. I worked with st. pierre catering in my formative years before moving on to IT. I also had a passion for food growing up especially food that was spicy. Alton Brown, Jacques Pepin, Justin Wilson, and others were my idols growing up on tv. I guess I just really love food.

> Your best bet is to find some good authentic recipes and do it yourself.

oh we do. We just did not feel like cooking last night and the mrs's really wanted some tacos and I agreed with the notion.

I'll keep that in mind if I'm around that area.

I am down in Addison county so food choices are not exactly top not unless you want to go to tourtelle and spend a boat load of cash on some really adventurous tasty food.

the fucked up thing is it's not hard to make authentic mexican food. I'd say it's one of the easiest most delicious things to cook at home hands down.

additionally, if an establishment is going to veer off the authentic path, at least do it well, be brave, do things unconventional - not cheap and an imitation.

Not Not Tacos does it right according to my friends in CA when it comes to stepping outside the box and doing cool shit with tacos. But these guys really need to step up their game.

Yeah part of the "problem" is I eat real authentic tacos and mexican food when visiting the mrs' family and I cook pretty good tacos. Just nothing about this visit screamed come back for more or the food is good. I am surprised how much business they were pulling in.

🤔

What if I want to be around her when I'm blasted? 😎

Support a local business and don't shop there. Magic mann should be opening soon!

Negative. Flora stuff here.

I think I fucked up and replied to the parent thread rather than a comment.

Give yer balls a tug!

I'm marijuana'd and having a good time studying guitar building techniques.

Not at all. They do them. I do me. We're all different and that's groovy.

Woah now. That's just weird.

Booze isn't always needed. Learn some stand up comedy stuff to break the ice. Making people laugh is an art, but like anything in life that worth it - you can learn i lt and get better.

i've stated many times: $55 each.

i dont think your math checks out.

No sir. It's going to be around for quite a while.

I am not a newbie to growing, when it became legal to grow I went crazy with my elderly room mate learning the ropes and growing.

I'm all for the legal market becoming something and I'm in support of people growing their own. Time will tell what happens with all this.

Roll down route 7, you'll see shit.