Del Taco was founded as a roadside fast food diner in 1964 in Yermo, California. The original menu featured tacos, cheeseburgers, fries, and tostados. While tostados are no longer on the menu, tacos, cheeseburgers, and fries are still there, although a little more expensive. At the time tacos were 19 cents and cheeseburgers were 24 cents. That first day they took in $169 in sales, the equivalent of 900 tacos! On my website you will find my Food Photography as well as many others of my photography and video clips. Take a look at http://SecondFocus.com Thanks!
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National Ice Cream Cone Day!
🍦 Happy National Ice Cream Cone Day! 🍦
We all know the ice cream cone, which made its debut at the 1904 World’s Fair in St. Louis when a clever ice cream vendor and a waffle maker joined forces to create an edible cone! 😋✨ But let’s not forget the iconic drumstick! This beloved treat was invented in 1928 by the Parker brothers, who owned the Drumstick Company in Texas. These brothers took the classic cone to the next level, sealing a scoop of ice cream inside a waffle cone, dipping it in chocolate, and topping it with crushed peanuts! 🍫🥜In 1931, the Parker brothers sold their brilliant creation to the company we now know as Nestlé, making the drumstick a worldwide favorite. 🎉
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The Happy Hooligan
He is known as “Brother Andy” and is one of the most creative hilarious people I know. Almost a complete one man show, Andy produces these short films with no money, older simple equipment and in the smallest spaces. Over 100 of them now, they are some of the funniest and most entertaining movies you will ever see. Totally addictive and here and there you might even get offended now and then. Visit and keep going back; I do! https://brotherandy.wixsite.com/thehappyhooligan
National Pepperoni Pizza Day!
Oops, almost missed it! Happy National Pepperoni Pizza Day! 🍕 This most popular of all types of pizza was likely crafted by Italian immigrants in NYC back in 1919. Pretty sure they didn’t envision pineapple as a topping! 😄 Check out my mouth-watering food photography and more at http://SecondFocus.com It’s a feast for the eyes (and your taste buds)! Thanks!
National Cheeseburger Day!
Happy National Cheeseburger Day! 🍔 Did you know the cheeseburger was first invented in 1924 at a sandwich shop in Pasadena, California? Fun fact: the biggest cheeseburger ever made weighed a whopping 2,104 lbs, created at Black Bear Casino in Minnesota back in 2012!
To celebrate, here’s my photograph of a cheeseburger. And yes I ate it. Can you guess where it’s from? 🤔 Check out more of my food photography (and more!) over at http://SecondFocus.com You will find more cheeseburgers too! Thanks!
National Guacamole Day!
**Happy National Guacamole Day!**
September 16th celebrate this delicious Mexican creation with my vibrant guacamole-inspired artwork! Featuring the rich colors and textures of creamy avocado, tomato, fresh cilantro, and zesty lime, this rotating view honors the roots of guacamole while bringing its flavors to life in a fun tribute to the timeless Mexican dish. See my Food Photography, videos and so more, much better seen, on my website at http://SecondFocus.com Thanks!
National Double Cheeseburger Day!
Here it is today September 15th, National Double Cheeseburger Day! And so my photograph of a tantalizing close-up of Carl’s Jr.’s iconic double cheeseburgers, known for their big, messy, and indulgent appeal. These burgers gained widespread attention starting in 2005, thanks to a series of provocative TV commercials, starting with Paris Hilton, who famously washed a Bentley while showcasing her sexy body and enjoying the latest creation from Carl’s Jr. I love it! More of my Food Photography and more on my website at http://SecondFocus.com Check it out and Thanks!
The Whopper!
The Whopper, Burger King’s iconic sandwich, first created in 1957 as a direct competitor to the McDonald’s Quarter-Pounder. It’s legendary slogan, ‘Home of the Whopper,’ became unforgettable over the years. And right here, we have three of them rotating before your eyes. Check out my Food Photography and much more on my website at http://SecondFocus.com Thanks!
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