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Let's get weird. Some Orlando eateries are getting pretty "out there" with their National Doughnut Day offerings. It's a perfect canvas for a chef's creativity, they say, but there's plenty of traditional goodies on hand if you prefer keeping the celebration sweet and simple.
This longtime Mexican eatery was little more than a popular taco counter until January, when it went from 15 tables to 150 seats. Then came COVID-19 and things had to slow way down. Now back open for business, this Mexican market - now full-on restaurant - may be an ideal first-run option for those with post-corona jitters.
Ready to live outside a little? Head out and grab some dessert nachos for a socially distanced Disney day. Not so sure? Bring the elements together for an at-home version you can eat in your jammies.
KFC just announced it will be testing its new chicken sandwich in 15 locations around the Orlando metro. We hit the drive-thru to see how it fared against Popeyes.
There's a masa movement going on, one that seeks to restore ancient traditions and bring back the truest version of one of Mexico's most iconic foods. Winter Park's Hunger Street Tacos is a new enlistee.
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