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    The Strangest Meal I’ve Eaten This Year: Tostilocos

    On a recent trip to Ikea in Carson I was craving tacos.  A quick glance at my Yelp app led me to nearby El Antojito, a taco stand at 168th…

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    By Gillian Ferguson • Jan 12, 2011 • 1 min read

    On a recent trip to Ikea in Carson I was craving tacos. A quick glance at my Yelp app led me to nearby El Antojito, a taco stand at 168th and Figueroa in Gardena. In addition to the usual fare, customers ordered a mysterious dish – a bag of chips, cut open and piled high with cucumber, jicama, pickled pork rinds, Japanese peanuts and a lime wedge. It was so bizarre I had to try it (minus the pickled pork rinds).

    A google search tells me that this concoction, called Tostilocos, can be found on every street corner in Tijuana. Days later I’m still not sure I understand it!

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      Gillian Ferguson

      Supervising Producer, Good Food

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