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Skip to contentPosted: Oct 4, 2023 / 06:00 AM CDTUpdated: Oct 4, 2023 / 06:00 AM CDT(NEXSTAR) – It might be hard to imagine needing another reason to eat tacos, but on Wednesday, Oct. 4 restaurants across the nation will be rolling out deals for National Taco Day.To the chagrin of some, Oct. 4 is not a Tuesday, which is traditionally paired with tacos. According to the National Day Calendar, Oct. 3, however, is National Techies Day, National Boyfriend Day, National Fruit at Work Day and World Temperance Day.Taco Bell brings back Taco Lover’s Pass: 30 days of tacosWhile “taco Wednesday” doesn’t exactly roll off the tongue, these offers may make the day more appealing:Add a ground beef taco for $1 to any entree or a $1 “floater” to any margarita. Show up dressed like a taco and you eat for free!The taco chain is kicking off a new promotion on National Taco Day called “Tacoberfest,” during which customers can get new weekly offers and free delivery on orders of $20 or more during the month of October. To get the delivery deal, food must be ordered via the Del Taco app or website.Every Wednesday during the month, Del Taco is offering five snack tacos for $3.On Oct. 3 and Wednesday, National Taco Day, you can sign up for the chain’s popular taco subscription plan, which Taco Bell is bringing back for this month.For $10 you can get “30 consecutive days of tacos” as part of the Taco Lover’s Pass.Ready to think outside the box again, now that you’ve come to terms with “taco Wednesday”? Moe’s is launching a new limited-time Eggo Taco – an Eggo waffle instead of a tortilla, topped with adobo chicken, bacon, shredded cheese and chipotle ranch.On National Taco Day you can get a free Eggo Taco with the purchase of an entree.On National Taco Day only, order something more than just a drink, side or extra, and you can score a free a la carte taco. Use this QR code at the register and use the code TACO at checkout for online or app orders.You can grab two free tacos on Wednesday, as long as you’re a rewards member. Not a member yet? Tacos will only set you back $1.50.This Mexican restaurant chain will have $2 classic tacos, $4 Southwest chicken/brisket tacos and bottled beers for $3.Supplies and participation may vary when it comes to some of the National Taco Day deals, so be sure to check with your local restaurant.&gt;&gt;&gt;&gt;More VideosMore VideosTop StoriesMore StoriesThanks for signing up!Watch for us in your inbox.Subscribe NowView All Newsfeed NowWe are just one week away from Amazon’s October Prime Day event, which is set to take place on Oct. 10-11. If you don’t want to wait for Prime Day, check out Best Buy’s deep discounts on Apple, Ring, Blink and more.If you want to snag a Bitzee before the holidays, you may want to act fast because they’re already flying off store shelves.Grab these household essentials that are marked down for Amazon’s October Prime Day 2023.View All BestReviewsMore VideosMore from CW39 Houston83°75°83°View All BestReviews PicksView All Newsfeed Now

Skip to contentPosted: Oct 4, 2023 / 06:00 AM CDTUpdated: Oct 4, 2023 / 06:00 AM CDT(NEXSTAR) – It might be hard to imagine needing another reason to eat tacos, but on Wednesday, Oct. 4 restaurants across the nation will be rolling out deals for National Taco Day.To the chagrin of some, Oct. 4 is not a Tuesday, which is traditionally paired with tacos. According to the National Day Calendar, Oct. 3, however, is National Techies Day, National Boyfriend Day, National Fruit at Work Day and World Temperance Day.Taco Bell brings back Taco Lover’s Pass: 30 days of tacosWhile “taco Wednesday”...

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