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[[Image:Tacos.jpg|thumb|right|300px|Corn tacos filled with ground meat, lettuce, and onion]]
 
A '''taco''' is a [[Mexico|Mexican]] dish consisting of a maize or flour torilla (either rigid or pliable) filled with savory items. Popular fillings include ground or shredded [[meat]], [[cheese]], [[lettuce]], refried [[beans]], [[salsa]], [[tomato]]es, [[sour cream]], and [[guacamole]].  Another variety of taco is called the fish taco.
 
A '''taco''' is a [[Mexico|Mexican]] dish consisting of a maize or flour torilla (either rigid or pliable) filled with savory items. Popular fillings include ground or shredded [[meat]], [[cheese]], [[lettuce]], refried [[beans]], [[salsa]], [[tomato]]es, [[sour cream]], and [[guacamole]].  Another variety of taco is called the fish taco.
  

Revision as of 23:07, March 10, 2009

Corn tacos filled with ground meat, lettuce, and onion

A taco is a Mexican dish consisting of a maize or flour torilla (either rigid or pliable) filled with savory items. Popular fillings include ground or shredded meat, cheese, lettuce, refried beans, salsa, tomatoes, sour cream, and guacamole. Another variety of taco is called the fish taco.

Due to the taco's customizability, it can include a very broad range of additional foods.