Chorizo Pins and Buttons
Description: Consider National Taco Day, October 4 every year, a concentrated and intensified version of the “Taco Tuesdays” many restaurants offer in a bid to bring in Happy Hour-like crowds. Come to think of it, to further whet your appetite for the subject, get this: the phrase “Taco Tuesday” was actually trademarked across the country in 1989 by a Wyoming-based fast-food chain called Taco John’s, except in New Jersey, where the trademark had already been claimed by Gregory’s Restaurant & Bar back in ‘82.
Description: A cartoon dachshund with black and tan fur, wearing a red collar with a bone-shaped tag, pulls a wooden cart filled with wrenches and pliers. The text "CHORIZO" is displayed in red with a white outline above the scene. The background is dark with a subtle gray and white shape.
Description: This t-shirt is perfect for paella lovers who want to defend the traditional recipe. With a funny and original message, this t-shirt says NO MORE CHORIZ IN THE PAELLA, expressing the rejection of adding this ingredient that many consider an aberration. The t-shirt is made of high quality cotton, available in various colors and sizes. Don’t let anyone ruin your paella with chorizo!
