taquito
- noun
- /tɑˈkiːtoʊ/
- US
- For a quick snack, I made some homemade taquitos with leftover chicken.
- a plate of taquitos
Like that's not the tortilla with the chicken inside the taquitos.
- Like that's not the tortilla with the chicken inside the taquitos.
- Yeah, I was at, I was at Walmart and saw a box of frozen taquitos.
- And so I just posted a TikTok where I made these grain free, really protein packed Buffalo chicken taquitos.
- They get out there on them taquitos or them beef quesadillas and they came back it up by.
- No, before that, I had a Caesar salad and then some air fried corn Nuggets, taquitos.
- However, the taquitos, though, those things are like little fucking balls of death.
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The taquitos were drizzled in a sauce that was delicious!
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They're supposed to be taquitos, they look like cannolis, but they kind of taste like egg rolls.
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And then can I also do a chicken taquito plate and what drink would you like with that?
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I need some taquitos in my life.
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I wanna get some more taquitos.
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Does anybody want any taquitos?
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We'll split the taquito.
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Tonight it's fajitas and taquitos with fresh guacamole.
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Care for some taquitos?
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I ordered a plate of chicken taquitos for the party.
Synonyms
A folded tortilla filled with meat, beans, lettuce, or cheese
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Etymology
The word taquito comes from Spanish: it is the familiar taco plus the small ending -ito, where -ito means 'little', so taquito literally means a 'little taco' and is used for a small rolled, fried tortilla snack.