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We preferred not to add lettuce and tomato but you can. Let us know how it turned out!

It's cool!

Sorry to hear that. ☹

Ha ha!!!

It was diesel. Thanks for watching!

Thank you!

Thanks for your comment. These are, like you said, what we grew up on and are not the only taco we make. These are nostalgic and have good flavor, but our other tacos have GREAT flavor. and much more variety in the ingredients.

Oh, that's a great idea!

Thank you!!!

Most mayo does not contain any gluten or wheat, however, you always need to check the label. Hellman's, Duke's, Best Foods are all safe.

As someone who cannot tolerate cow dairy or gluten, I had to forge a path forward to create a food world where I did not feel so left out. I am very happy to hear it is helping others in a similar way.

Mayo is not dairy. No cow, sheep or goat was involved. Mayo does involve eggs. Which are not considered dairy. If you are interchanging dairy-free with vegan, then that would different. Dairy free can sometimes be vegan but vegan is always dairy free.

Yes, a popular comment for sure. But, in reality you can deviate if you choose, but know it may not turn out like you would like. If you are feeling experimental, think of this recipe as your starting point to your own creation.

Thanks for watching!!

You are very welcome!

Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge!!!

Agreed!!!

Thank you for the correct usage of a superlative adjective. I would argue that since a palm tree "bigness" is only determined by it's height, either word would work in this case.

​@@gfexplorersThe reason I make that nitpicky distinction is because I would actually like to have a potted palm tree that can grow to an impressive height without being too massively heavy to move indoors in the winter up here in Kentucky. I'm thinking maybe an Adonidia palm would be skinny enough to be manageable.

Yes, Lea & Perrins, in the United States, is certified gluten free and the only brand I use. Canadian and UK versions most likely have malt vinegar.

Thank you!!!

So, all from scratch or nothing, got it, I'll get to work on that!

Oh sorry im a dumbass I just saw it

Glad you found it!!

Yes, saffron can be a bit pricey and you could probably use less than I do, maybe even half.

@gfexplorers its like 10k a kg💀

Thank you so much for sharing your experience and we are very happy to hear your bacon was perfect!!

We went the fifth wheel route, not toy hauler.

Thank you!!

That is Washingtonia Robusta aka Mexican fan palm

You are very welcome!!

That's great to know. Thanks for sharing the info!

Thanks!

Oh, that's a great idea for the cabbage! I will try that for sure. Thanks for sharing!!

It you can tolerate dairy then by all means use butter!! I wish I could.

@ What do you mean tolerate, there’s nothing in butter that can harm anyone.

@@juljos9343 Well, my intestinal tract would beg to differ with you.

They are hard to find typically. We are no longer RVing and sold ours over the summer. It went so fast!!!

@ oh wow! Sorry to hear that

It's all good. We had two great years on the road and it was time to settle back down.

Yes, figured out we used the higher fat meat after it was too late!

Thank you for your opinion and that means there will be more hard shells for the rest of us!

Living with food intolerances/allergies is not fun at all. I only have to deal with gluten and dairy, but it sounds like you have many others issues as well. I said no substitutions because I cannot guarantee the recipe will work with general substitutions. If you can tolerate dairy, sub milk powder for the soy powder. You can sub the corn starch with tapioca starch, and the garbanzo bean with fava bean, if you can tolerate that. If not, sub with sorghum. And the honey can be replace with an equivalent amount of agave nectar.

We have used both and like the flavor of the chicken stock best. Try it both ways and see which one you like best. We felt the beef stock brought too much flavor and the chicken stock brought depth but enough flavor to overwhelm it.

Thanks for the comment!

Oh my! This one looks close to that.

Thank you for that info!

three are from Florida, the Saw Palmetto, Cabbage Palmetto, and the Bismarck

@ 1 that’s not a bismarck 2 bismarcks are from madagascar. don’t out prove the professional 🌴🌴💯💯

Thanks for you comment, bro.

Sometimes you have to use what you have!

Oh, that is great! Thanks for sharing!

We have tried both and the chicken broth results in better flavor for us. Try both and see which one you like better.

Never had that comparison before!

Could be an issue with the unit. We never experienced that with ours.

Thank you!

Tacos any way are yummy.