The Plant Based Taco Scene in LA | Todos Los Tacos 

Glad!???

I get the El Cocinero tacos pretty frequently and they’re like 3 for $8 so it’s totally worth it 👍🏽

@@gabrielaorellana2734 That's great! Thank you for disabusing me

@@WDC_OSA lol no problem! Hope you get to try them soon ☺️

Astrology smh 🤣

*sacrilegious

Doesn't have to be expensive. Stick to beans, rice, corn, and potatoes and you're golden!

We do…they’re called tacos de frijolitos

KUA kitchen in Den Haag has good mexican food

Good tacos are all about seasoning.

take a trip to L A the best taco city in America

@@urdad9853 what’s some good spots never been to Cali

Man you can't throw a stick and not hit a good taco spot....I would try the taco trucks one on Lincoln and Brooks in Venice it starts at 4pm till the food runs outthe the Koji taco truck goona google to find where its at....any little taco spot run by Mexicans in a Mexican neighborood or find a Mexican grocery store that has a meat counter...good luck

How do you live an hour west? LA is on the pacific coast

@@Simoneslegs Oxnard is west of LA

Correction, not the West Coast…L.A. specifically! I’m from L.A. of Mexican descent and have lived in Mexico City. No other place on the WC like San Fran, San Diego, Portland, Seattle, whatever…none can compare with L.A. when it comes to Mexican food and tacos especially! L.A. has the largest Mexican population outside of Mexico and where you have the most natives, you’ll have the most authentic food of that place. L.A. also has the largest population of Koreans, Japanese, Filipinos, Armenians & Thai people outside of those countries. You’ll find the MOST authentic food from these places in L.A. as well. 😉

@@Becky_Cal just wanted to add that Mexico is super diverse culturally. Making the Mexican population a huge melting pot a not just a homogenious culture in which many people falsely claim what Mexico is....

He is awesome!

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People are gone

yeah it was crazy lol

😂 😂 😂 Glad someone said it. She's was really doing down that rabbit hole.

@@gambit85 I had to. I genuinely hate people like that. Hypocrites.

😂😂😂 She also lights candles to the Holy death 😂😂😂

That's the things though...many indigenous cultures still ate plenty of meat-based proteins (even if proportionally less than today) including duck, turkey, fish, rabbits, iguanas, etc...

La neta se ve bien buena la comida se nota que fueron los que mas le gustaron a fransisco

Not actually,they bred ducks,turkeys and dogs for consumption. Don’t even try to find out how the original pozole was made of

Like 90% vegetable diet. Not vegetarian though. Turkeys were a huge part of their diet. Water based things easily caught: turtles, frogs, gators. Crickets.

@@republicoftexas4651 To be fair they were a species similar to turkey, but they weren't turkeys (she dived into that as well) and that wasn't part of their regular diet. I personally do not consider insects to be meat nor animals. While I wouldn't eat them, that's more of a personal choice. But they mostly ate plant based because crops were more consistent than meat.

@@naiafreeluv001 The Aztecs had turkeys-- turkey turkeys. Turkeys were called _totolin_ in Nahuatl. They also raised ducks and dogs for meat. Gophers. Salamanders. Eggs. I've read maybe thirty books on Aztec culture because their engineering skill always fascinated me. From the causeways they built to Tenochtitlan, the pyramids and, their floating gardens called _chinampas-_ which are used in Mexico to this day. Maya were much much earlier and a different culture.

@@republicoftexas4651 Firstly I reread her article and simply misunderstood her. They were turkeys, she was just explaining the difference between the turkeys now and then. And I misunderstood that as them being two different things (I read the article initially two years ago). Also the Mayans and Aztecs had very similar cultures and ate pretty much the same- with the turkey being a cultural symbol in both and most commonly used in rituals ("Turkey bones are rarely found in domestic refuse in Mesoamerica and most of the turkeys we studied had not been eaten - some were found buried in temples and human graves, perhaps as companions for the afterlife." -University of York, Archaeology Dept.). That's not saying turkeys weren't eaten. Also I never said they didn't eat lizards or any meat at all- but meat was scarce in both diets. With fruits and vegetables being the most constant things in their diets, since they were an agricultural based society- and grew fruits and vegetables year round. They're really amazing people, who did incredible things. I've read tons of articles on Mayan and Aztec food cultures, simply because I like food and history.

You just said cheese ... Um

@@damien1781 Mexico has like 30 different kinds of cheeses. Including a _creme fraiche,_ "creme cheese" kinda sorta. The average person in these comments doesn't know what a creme fraiche is.

@@republicoftexas4651 I certainly know what creme fraiche is and that's not Mexican, it's European. I'm a huge foodie...

You are not plant based, maybe your diet is. Humans are not plant based by definition

@@tommybf3778 lol

Bro0o, speaking as a vegan, if someone brought me to her taco stand/truck, and she immediately started rattling off nonsensical astrology BS, I would order a glass of water while my friends ate their food. Astrology is on the same caliber of absurdity as flat earth theory...

That shot of her talking absolute shite about Sagittarius rising and Paco standing there nodding his head made me laugh, in his head he's probably thinking this is complete nonsense.

It's all a stimulation baby

Well, am a Taurus. So I want beef in my taco

@@Dessydd I'm a Scorpio so I need my asada

Donde compa??

Lmao no

It’s probably crema aka sour cream in this case vegan 🌱

He's always done this gtfoh

“We don’t, actually “

@@lucaperon9865 yeah we do! El posole, El mole, anything that comes from maze 🌽, all the hundreds of deferent peppers. All these foods have been in our diet's for thousands of years.. SMH obviously you don't know! That's pretty sad, and you sounded so confident with your comment LMAO.