Question: What can go in a taco?
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Taco Time Northwest, or simply Taco Time, is a fast-food restaurant with numerous locations in Western Washington. 
Taco Pozo is a village and municipality in Chaco Province in northern Argentina. 
Rasta Taco is a Mexican Mobile Taco Cart Catering Company, located in Dana Point, California (Orange County).
It was founded in 2006 by Mario "Maji" Melendez and is owned by Rasta Taco Holding Inc. Rasta Taco began its mobile taco cart catering (taco catering) company in 2006.
Rasta Taco Holding Inc. was formed in 2008 to seek out locations for both catering and Mexican fast casual restaurants.
Rasta Taco manufactures and designs its own carts fashioned after authentic Mexican street style taco carts.
Rasta Taco with its very recognizable logo, look and color with its Jamaica/Rasta and Mexico motif combining elements of Mexico and Jamaica culinary plates.
It was designed in conjunction with Drew Dougherty of BXC Inc. in Dana Point.
Typical Rasta Taco dishes include Caribbean Carne Asada, Jamaican Chicken.
Signature sauces were developed in 2009.
The Lee Scratch (of famed Lee Scratch Perry ) Breakfast Burrito, Peter (of famed Peter Tosh) Burrito…Pato (Of famed Pato Banton) Potato Taco, and the Haile Selassie Taco Salad and Bob (of famed Bob Marley) Taco.
Taco are amongst the items served at events throughout Southern California.
Rasta Taco also developed Rastarita, a Mobile Margarita Truck in 2012.
This Mobile Margarita Truck includes a full service beverage bar. 
The first mascot of Del Taco was a character of the same name used from 1999 through 2000.
While popular, Del Taco (the company) was hit by a lawsuit from Zorro Productions, Inc. and Tristar Pictures, Inc., who claimed that the "Del Taco" character – masked and costumed in black – infringed on their rights to the trademark Zorro figure.
Del Taco settled the suit in January 2000, agreeing to make changes to the Del Taco character, but soon discontinued the ad campaign altogether.
In its place, from 2000 through early 2006, Del Taco used Gregg Binkley to play "Dan" in their commercials.
Dan, a clumsy marketing spokesman for Del Taco, was famous for his antics during their commercials.
Among other things, Dan destroyed cars, broke hockey-rink glass, and mistakenly held a sales event at a nude beach, all while promoting a specific item for Del Taco.
From August 2007 through July 2008, Del Taco featured "The Beast" in their commercials.
"The Beast", a personification of hunger, typically stood next to a customer and persuaded him to order a particular item (or particular items) so that they could "Feed the Beast" (which was Del Taco's slogan at the time).
"The Beast" made his debut in August 2007 promoting Del Taco's improved Chicken Soft Taco.
In addition, he endorsed the Crispy Fish Taco in February 2008, the improved Chicken Quesadilla (with 50% more chicken) in April 2008, and Del's Deal (two half-pound bean and cheese burritos, a regular crunchy taco, and a small drink for $2.99) in June 2008.
Currently, Del Taco uses a variety of commercials to promote their new slogan, "Go Bold or Go Home."
The first commercial featured a team of miniature "Mole Men" to promote the Spicy Chicken Mole Soft Taco, which aired in August 2008.
Ads included Del Taco's promotion of their improved regular taco in September 2008, the Classic Combo Deal in November 2008, three separate meal deals for under three dollars (including the aforementioned deal) in January 2009, the crispy shrimp taco in February 2009, the chicken soft taco in April 2009, and the chicken fajita burrito in June 2009. 
The Nokia N-Gage, released in 2003 is widely known as the plastic taco for its approximately taco-shaped form factor, and the placement of microphones on the side of the device, which required talking into side of the device, giving the appearance of eating a taco.