Vegan Mexican Food in Fort Worth
Want to cut down your meat consumption but love Mexican food too much…
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Elotes in Fort Worth
While the pandemic has changed the way we experience dining out, getting a hot elote en vaso (cut corn in a cup) during this time has remained somewhatthe same since the Mexican snack is served in a ‘to-go’ style. …
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Paletas in Fort Worth
A refreshing paleta, Spanish for popsicle, is the perfect treat to make the North Texas summer heat a bit more bearable. Here are three (of many) paleterias around town worth a visit…
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Dining with WERO: Birria Tacos in Fort Worth
Tacos de Birria have officially taken over Texas…
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Dining with WERO: Summer Shandys
Shandys (or radlers) originated in Europe, with versions dating back to the 1850s in England and the 1950s in Germany. Like many tasty traditions, this mix of beer and ginger ale or lemonade most likely stemmed from necessity…
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Dining with WERO: Gambas al Ajillo
The last few times I’ve had to grab food at the grocery store, red meat and chicken were often in short supply, but there was plenty of seafood to be had. I decided to make use of this with a classic Spanish-style tapa called Gambas al Ajillo…
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Dining with WERO: Tacos
Whether it's Taco Tuesday or not, Fort Worth's taco scene is one to remember. Here's a rundown of threelocal go-to's. …
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Dining with WERO: Tamales
It’s tamal season. That’s right, tamal. The singular is tamal the plural is tamales…
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Dining with WERO: Aguas Frescas, Luicuados, and Raspados
One of the many redeeming qualities of living in Texas in the summer is the variety deliciousdrinks. And thankfully, here in Fort Worth, there are a number of places to grab aguas frescas , luicuados , and raspados…
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Dining with WERO: Pan Dulce
Pan dulce or “sweet bread” is a general term for Mexican pastries and baked goods…
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