The third principle of Taco Debate is that, above all else, we must respect the sanctity of the taco. A taco is not just a food, it's a sacred experience. When you enter the Taco Debate, you must do so with a deep reverence for the crunchy shell, the soft shell, and the delicate balance of toppings.
Respect the people who cook the tacos, the ones who make the tortillas, the ones who chop the cilantro, and the ones who dream of creating the perfect combination of flavors and textures.
Respect the land that provides the ingredients, the farmers who plant the crops, and the earth that nourishes the soil.
Learn more about Principle 4: Sustainabilty
Go back to Principle 2: Authenticity
But remember, the true test of Principle 3: Respect is not just about following rules, it's about Principle 1: Intentional Tacoism - the willingness to take a leap of faith and trust that, no matter what you choose, it will always be a taco.
