“Tacos alone won’t fill the emptiness in your soul. You’ll also need hot sauce”
"Tacos alone won't fill the emptiness in your soul. You'll also need beer/tequila" is a saying that has been printed on many images. "Tacos alone won't fill the…
“Tacos alone won’t fill the emptiness in your soul. You’ll also need margaritas”
"Tacos alone won't fill the emptiness in your soul. You'll also need beer/tequila" is a saying that has been printed on many images. "Tacos alone won't fill the…
“Tacos alone won’t fill the emptiness in your soul. You’ll also need tequila”
"Tacos alone won't fill the emptiness in your soul. You'll also need beer/tequila" is a saying that has been printed on many images. "Tacos alone won't fill the…
“Tacos are edible folders”
Tacos have been compared to folders. "Lol tacos are just meat folders" was posted on Twitter by Shampagne on July 1, 2015. "don't think of them as tacos. Think of them as deep…
“Tacos are healthier than crystal meth”
"Bacon is healthier than crystal meth," "Donuts are healthier than crystal meth," "Pizza is healthier than crystal meth" and "Tacos are healthier than crystal…
“Tacos are just deconstructed cheeseburgers”
A taco has sometimes been called a "deconstructed cheeseburger." "Ketchup on tacos is a deconstructed cheeseburger" was posted on Twitter by Bath Salt Sloth on January 2, 2016.…
“Tacos are just meat folders”
Tacos have been compared to folders. "Lol tacos are just meat folders" was posted on Twitter by Shampagne on July 1, 2015. "don't think of them as tacos. Think of them as deep…
“Tacos are just well-organized nachos”
Both tacos and nachos share the same ingredients, but to many, the ingredients are "better organized" inside tacos. "Tacos are just highly organized nachos" was posted on…
“Take all you want, but eat all you take”
"Take all you want, but eat all you take" (sometime given as "Eat all you want, but eat all you take" or "Eat/Take all you can, but eat all you take") was a food…
“Take human bites!” & “(I’m not hungry) I’ll just pick”
Albert Innaurato's play, Gemini, about a blue collar South Philadelphia family, opened on Broadway in May 1977. Two food lines from Gemini appeared frequently in New York City television…
“Take it with a grin of salt”
To "take it with a grain of salt" means not to worry too much about something. 'Grin of salt" is a popular malaprop of "grain of salt." Baseball pitcher Bob Feller…
“Take lettuce from top of stack, or heads will roll” (grocery sign)
A jocular grocery sign was in the comic strip Frank and Ernest: "Produce Dept. Notice! Take lettuce from top of stack, or heads will roll!" The Frank and Ernest comic strip joke was cited…
“Take me to your liter” (“Take me to your litre”)
"Take me to your leader!" is something a space alien might say. "Take me to your liter/litre!" is something a thirsty person might say. "Sidney Kaye tells of the Martian…
“Takes the cake”
Something "takes the cake" was originally something very good (as if winning a cake as a prize), but now is used mostly in the ironic sense of something very unusual or very bad.…
“Taking the first bite of a burger determines where the front of it is”
Where is the front of a hamburger? "There is no front of a hamburger until a bite is taken! #NationalBurgerDay" was posted on Twitter by Gerald on August 27, 2015. "A hamburger…
“Talk doesn’t cook rice”
"Talk doesn't cook rice is a Chinese saying that has been printed on American posters; the saying means that talk is cheap and accomplishes little of practical value (compared to cooking…
“Tampico is a poor man’s orange juice”
The drinks Tang (introduced in 1959), SunnyD or Sunny Delight (introduced in 1963) and Tampico (introduced in 1989) have been compared to each other. "Tang was an "orange flavored…
“Tampico is a poor man’s SunnyD”
The drinks Tang (introduced in 1959), SunnyD or Sunny Delight (introduced in 1963) and Tampico (introduced in 1989) have been compared to each other. "Tang was an "orange flavored…
“Tampico is a poor man’s Tang”
The drinks Tang (introduced in 1959), SunnyD or Sunny Delight (introduced in 1963) and Tampico (introduced in 1989) have been compared to each other. "Tang was an "orange flavored…
“Tang is a poor man’s orange juice”
The drinks Tang (introduced in 1959), SunnyD or Sunny Delight (introduced in 1963) and Tampico (introduced in 1989) have been compared to each other. "Tang was an "orange flavored…