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Taco 'Bout a Deal! Unwrap National Taco Day Fun and Fiesta!

It's Taco Tuesday and National Taco Day! Dive into $1 tacos at Taco Bell and other juicy deals across the land!

Get ready to taco ’bout an exciting day! National Taco Day on October 1st is officially recognized, and this year, thanks to Taco Bell’s clever marketing move, it always falls on a Taco Tuesday! If you’re looking to indulge in sweet, spicy, and savory goodness, Taco Bell has rolled out an incredible offer: $1 tacos all day long! Yes, you read that right – just one buck for taco bliss. So gather your friends and family because it’s time to celebrate with some cheesy, crunchy delights that will leave you jumping for joy.

But wait, Taco Bell isn’t the only place serving up taco treats! Other restaurants are joining the fiesta with their own National Taco Day deals. Fuzzy's Taco Shop is bringing the heat with $1.50 OG tacos for dine-in and takeout, while On the Border Mexican Grill and Cantina is enticing taco lovers with $10 specials on mouthwatering pulled chicken tinga and beef tacos. It's a taco extravaganza, and it would be practically criminal to miss out!

As we mark this momentous occasion, we can’t ignore that National Taco Day didn’t just land in October randomly. Taco Bell launched a petition to officially move Taco Day to the first Tuesday in October to give it a sturdy home. Now, every year, taco enthusiasts can relish in the knowledge that on Taco Tuesday, they are also celebrating National Taco Day – how's that for a delightful combination?

So, what are you waiting for? Lace up your sneakers, grab your taco-loving companions, and hit the nearest taco joint for some irresistible deals! With taco dreams alive and well, don’t forget to snap some Instagram-worthy pics of your taco adventures. After all, if you don’t post about it, did you really have tacos? Here’s a fun fact: tacos are rooted in Mexican culture, with origins tracing back to the 18th century. And did you know that the world’s largest taco was made in 2011, measuring over 246.5 meters long? Now that’s some serious taco love!