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Host Priya Deshmukh explores the contested origins of the taco's name—from Nahuatl's "tlahco" meaning "half" to 18th-century mining terminology for gunpowder charges. Drawing on historian Jeffrey M. Pilcher's research and Antonia Carrillo's 1836 cookbook, the episode traces how this 3,000-year-old food evolved from ancient Mesoamerican tortillas to working-class icon, revealing why food histories resist neat beginnings.
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