Celebrating Cinco de Mayo on Taco Tuesday!!
This is it, people! The moment we’ve all been waiting for… Cinco de Mayo is happening on taco Tuesday!
Cinco de Mayo Taco Tuesday themed snack board
I made this super fun Cinco de Mayo snack board with produce I got from a local community co-op. They had a Cinco de Mayo theme and Mexican recipes in mind when shopping produce at the state farmers market.
$25 of Cinco de Mayo themed farmers market produce from our local community co-op. Jalapeños, tomatillos, tomatoes, corn on the cob, cilantro, onions, garlic, avocado and limes to make some yummy Mexican dishes!!
I had too much stuff to put on one board but not enough stuff to put on two boards. And I actually forgot two things I wanted to add to my taco board. I’m going to share everything I included (with recipes) as well as what I wanted to include!
Nacho Appetizer Board
Cinco de Mayo nacho appetizer snack board (add radishes & cucumbers for palate cleansers!)
Restaurant Style & Blue Corn Tortilla Chips
Queso (just used store bought jars) & guacamole
Mini Quesadillas (shredded Mexican chicken & fiesta blend cheese)
Mexican Street Corn // Elotes
Taco Board
Cinco de Mayo taco snack board
Soft tortillas & hard shells
Mexican shredded chicken, ground beef & refried beans
Fiesta blend cheese & Cotija crumbles
Salsa & Salsa Verde
Frozen Taquitos
Whether you are celebrating Cinco de Mayo at home, with a few friends and family, just want to host a taco night or have a taco bar for some future event, this taco snack board is a fun way to display and share everything!
Surprisingly, tacos are one of the things my kids love to eat and rarely complain about. They LOVE meat & cheese!!
Tacos are one of our family’s favorite foods and you can have them for lunch or dinner. I loved experimenting with new Mexican recipes too! I usually keep it really simple during meal time with tacos, quesadillas or enchiladas. But this was so fun!
Also I’m really glad I got to use a lot of the food from my community co-op produce basket. A lot of times I end up wasting my fresh produce because we don’t eat it fast enough or I can’t think of a good way to use it. Glad this food had a purpose and got eaten!
How are you celebrating Cinco de Mayo this year?! Drop a comment below!!
$25 for this laundry basket full of our local community co-op produce.
