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  #LosAngeles #Tacos #HomeState #MariscosElHermano #Salazar #TacoTruck Los Angeles, California (CNN) —  Ellen Bennett knows tacos. The founder and CEO of  Hedley and Bennett , Bennett spends most of her time running her Los Angeles-based apron company. But when she's not overseeing apron production, promoting her brand or managing her growing staff, Bennett makes time to enjoy one of L.A.'s most delicious assets: tacos. Bennett -- who was born and raised in Los Angeles, spent childhood summers in her mother's hometown of Tampico, Mexico, attended culinary school in Mexico City and has spent time visiting her father in Texas -- knows a thing or two about tacos. HomeState HomeState, in Los Feliz. Alexander Rosen and Robert Sevilla "You have to get the queso because it's really fantastic," Bennett says of her favorite Texas-style soft taco spot, HomeState. "I always get the queso with the Frito bag,&

#TacoBell #dollarmenu #Tacos #Chalupa Taco Bell’s decision in September to  get rid of the Cool Ranch Doritos Locos Tacos  was a controversial one. At the time, Taco Bell compared the decision to “decluttering a closet.” But now, apparently, the chain has moved past its Marie Kondo tendencies and is boasting that while some fast food chains are shrinking  their  dollar menus, Taco Bell’s is expanding. Or rather, Taco Bell is bringing back three formerly discarded items on December 26. Not the Cool Ranch Doritos Locos Tacos, alas, but one of them is a ranch-flavored Double Stacked Taco. Reaper Ranch, to be precise. The others are Nacho Crunch and Chipotle Cheddar. They will be available for $1 apiece, or as part of a $5 Cravings Box that also includes a Chalupa Supreme, a Crunchy Taco, and a medium soft drink. So rejoice and be glad, America. Don’t think too hard about the implications of this, namely that if Taco Bell can’t commit to a closet cleaning, what hope is there for