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🛒❤️Today, I’m finally learning how to recreate my 🛒❤️Today, I’m finally learning how to recreate my mom’s famous Gorditas using quality, affordable ingredients from @Walmart! #walmartpartner
If you want to make these at home, save this post and check out the full recipe below:
🫓 Gorditas
Dough: Mix 2 cups Maseca, 1 tsp salt, and 2 cups warm water. Roll into balls and press into thick discs.
Cook: Sear on a hot skillet for 2–3 mins per side.
Stuff: Slit open while warm and stuff with all the cheese. Melt on the skillet.
🌶️ Salsa de Chile de Árbol
Boil 4 Roma tomatoes and 5 dried chiles de árbol for 10 mins. Blend with 2 garlic cloves, a splash of water, and salt.
🌺 Agua de Jamaica
Boil 1 cup hibiscus flowers in 4 cups water for 10 mins. Strain into a pitcher, stir in ½ cup sugar, add 4 cups cold water, top with some lime and serve over ice. 
Let me know in the comments your favorite dish your mom makes!👇🏽
🐉Free, outdoor, and perfect for photos. Which one’ 🐉Free, outdoor, and perfect for photos. Which one’s your favorite? @VisitGarlandTX @DowntownGarland
These vibrant fantasy creatures come straight from Mexico City’s folk-art tradition, handmade with cartonería, a detailed papier-mâché technique.
Now through March 29, 2027, you can spot 12 of them around Downtown Garland Square, 4 massive sculptures + 8 smaller ones. Guided tours coming in November.
Bonus stops:
📍 Central Library - see 8 mini maquettes up close
📍 Garland Visitor Center - grab a Lotería card and collect stickers as you explore 
#AlebrijesGarland #garlandtx #dallasfortworth #dfw #texasbucketlist
🪩Good vibes and gorgeous bags are waiting for you 🪩Good vibes and gorgeous bags are waiting for you under the disco ball at @consuelastyle! 
If you haven’t seen how incredibly cute this space is yet, you need to check it out ASAP (bring your camera!). Make it a date this October! Drop in over the next few weekends to shop and enjoy these perks:
🎶Saturdays | 12:00 PM – 3:00 PM: Vibe to a live DJ with a drink in hand.
🧵 Sundays | 12:00 PM – 3:00 PM except October 18, 12:30–3:30 PM: Add a personal touch with free onsite embroidery on Grab N Go bags.
✨Don’t miss the party, follow @consuelastyle for updates on all upcoming events! #meetmeatconsuela
🧡🌞Día de los Muertos at @torotorohouston always ex 🧡🌞Día de los Muertos at @torotorohouston always exceeds expectations, and this year’s sun-inspired menu might be my favorite yet. 
From now through November 3, they are serving incredible themed dishes and cocktails, and a beautiful five-course tasting experience curated by @chefrichardsandoval 
Here is what we tried:
Luz de Mar Tiradito: Fresh, bright, and perfectly balanced.
Fuego del Sol Short Rib: Incredibly tender, served with a charred poblano cheese enchilada.
Amanecer Pumpkin Brûlée: Mind-blowing and the perfect finale.
The drink menu is just as intentional. The Elote Mezcalita brings savory, and smoky notes, while the Sol offers a crisp mix of sparkling wine, marigold, and mango. The unexpected star was the Punch Calavera, a zero-proof blend of hibiscus, cinnamon tea, and guava that everyone at the table loved.
Experience it yourself inside @fshouston 
#thingstodoinhouston #houstonblogger #díademuertos #houstonrestaurants #houstonfood día de los muertos in Houston, day of the dead in Houston
✨🌮 Don’t sleep on gas station tacos. Especially no ✨🌮 Don’t sleep on gas station tacos. Especially not this hidden gem in @imdhouston
Omg y’all…was no one going to tell me a gas station in the International District of Houston is hiding some of the best tacos in the city?!
I’m still thinking about that ribeye taco, absolutely incredible!! The barbacoa was a close second, and you cannot leave without grabbing some aguas frescas.
They also have a massive menu with tortas, quesabirrias, nachos, quesadillas, elote en vaso, and more! It’s officially an add to your Houston bucket list!
👇🏼 What other hidden gems should I check out in the International District? Drop your recommendations below!
📍 @hunchostaco 8559 S Texas 6 B, Houston, TX 77083
#thingstodoinhouston #houstonrestaurants #houstonfood #houstonrestaurant #houstonblogger
🍻✨ Munich has officially arrived in Houston! @okt 🍻✨ Munich has officially arrived in Houston!
@oktoberfestnationhouston is pouring real imported Hofbräu München beer all month long! 
Grab your crew, throw on your finest dirndl or lederhosen, and get ready for a massive party! Here is what’s waiting for you:
- Live Music & Carnival Games 🎶🎪
- Giant Pretzels & Juicy Bratwursts 🥨🌭
- Epic Photo Ops 📸
📍 2106 Dallas St, Houston, Texas
📆 Running all month long: October 1–31
🎟️ Tickets range from $15–$50 (packages include drinks, food, and carnival tickets!)
Tag your drinking buddy in the comments below! 👇
#thingstodoinhouston #houstonblogger #houstontexas #visithouston #oktoberfest
It’s in Taiwan!!🇹🇼 When I found this snoopy them It’s in Taiwan!!🇹🇼 
When I found this snoopy themed 7-eleven near our hotel I knew I had to stop by! There’s also another Snoopy one in Taipei and the Hello Kitty 7-eleven I posted about previously! Make sure to check out all the other themed 7-11s around Taiwan as well. Add it to your Taiwan bucket list! 
No. 54號, Section 1, Meicun Rd, 西區 West District, Taichung City, Taiwan 403
#7eleven #711 #snoopy #taiwantravel #taichung
🍹✨ There’s no better way to honor Hispanic Heritag 🍹✨ There’s no better way to honor Hispanic Heritage than sharing an incredible meal with family. 
Took my parents to @mamboseafood to kick off Hispanic Heritage Month with their amazing Cocktail Flight. It comes with three iconic drinks:
🇳🇮 Macuá from Nicaragua (my absolute favorite!)
🇵🇷 Piña Colada from Puerto Rico
🇲🇽 Paloma Roja from Mexico
Bonus celebration: @mamboseafood is officially celebrating 30 years, so you know we had to go all out and order a massive feast! 🥳
Here is the full lineup of what we ordered:
🍺 Mambo Chelada
🥟 Empanadas Costeñas
🐟 Grilled Catch (Mambo Style)
🦐 Shrimp Aguachile
🐟 Mojarra Frita
🌮 Shrimp Al Pastor Tacos
🍤 Mambo Classic No 1
🐠 El Pez Bolito
Cheers to 30 years of Mambo Seafood! Go grab a flight and celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with them. 🎉👇
#houstonfood #houstonrestaurants #houstonrestaurant #hispanicheritagemonth #houstontexas
🏈🤘🏼Sundays are for football, and any excuse to deb 🏈🤘🏼Sundays are for football, and any excuse to debut the new @houstontexans Rivalries jersey. Great game day which happened to be International Day! 💃🏻🇲🇽
#rivalries #giftedbyfanatics #houstontexans #thingstodoinhouston #houstontexas
🏰Romeo & Juliet was filmed here! Yes, the Leonardo 🏰Romeo & Juliet was filmed here! Yes, the Leonardo Dicaprio one! @castillodechapultepec_mnh 
Castillo de Chapultepec is Mexico’s National History Museum. It’s located on top of a hill in Chapultepec Park so be prepared for that steep walk up the hill. Add it to your Mexico City bucket list!
🎟️Tickets are about $12 and I highly recommend buying them online as lines can be long.
📍Chapultepec Castle in Mexico City
#mexicocity #cdmx❤️ #ciudaddeméxico #chapultepec #bucketlisttravel

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Texas + Beyond

10 Murals in Waco

August 14, 2021      Leave a Comment

I LOVE going mural hunting, and I couldn’t believe there were over 10+ murals in Waco! Not only is mural hunting free,  but you get to explore the city you are visiting AND get some photos for the gram! Sounds like a win win to me!

I’ll be highlighting some of my favorite murals but if you are looking for more murals, including a map, click here to see the ones Waco Chamber has highlighted.

1) City with a Soul

Waco Texas Mural City with a Soul

Artist: Kalyn Dunks

Location: The Findery/501 S 8th St

Tips: First up is definitely a classic and located steps from Magnolia Market. The mural highlights some iconic spots in Waco! You can find plenty of parking at The Findery, then take your picture and head inside the boutique for some shopping.

2) Starry Night

Starry Night Waco Mural

Artist: Jenny Jameson

Location: 1000 Colombus Ave.

Tips: This beautiful mural is located on the side of the building with plenty of parking. It’s modeled after Van Gogh’s Starry Night and I think it looks absolutely amazing!

3) You look nice today Wacotown

You look nice today wacotown mural

Artist: Binty Bint

Location: 115 N. 7th St

Tips: I thought this mural was super cute and fun! It is located behind the building in the parking lot. Just note that there are parking spots right in front of it but we stopped by on a Saturday morning and had no issues.

4) Bold Waco

Bold Waco Mural

Artist: Nick Frigo

Location: Barnetts Pub/420 Franklin Ave

Tips: I have to say this mural was a hard one! First of all it is a huge mural! Second, we passed by so many times and there were tents set up right in front. Finally, we found it empty one afternoon and got the shot!

5) Dichotomy Rooftop

Dichotomy rooftop Waco mural

Artist: Mike Trozzo

Location: Rooftop of Dichotomy/508 Austin Ave

Tips: This Waco mural is a hidden little gem! Grab a drink from downstairs, and take it up to the rooftop! Then, you will find this hidden mural spelling out Waco and an amazing view of downtown.

 

6) Sweet Trip

Sweet Trip Waco Mural

Artist: Unknown

Location: The Sweet Station/425 S 8th St

Tips: Another mural that is also walking distance to Magnolia Market. It’s located at the cutest gas station turned into a candy store! This mural is perfect for ending your SWEET trip to Waco!

7) Dr Pepper Mural

Dr Pepper Waco Mural

Artist: Unknown

Location: Dr Pepper Museum/300 5th S St.

Tips: The Dr Pepper mural is located inside the courtyard of the Dr Pepper Museum. If you have time I highly recommend planning a visit to the museum and learning more about their history. Bonus, you get a free drink at the end!

8) Greetings from Waco

Greetings from Waco Mural

Artist: Unknown

Location: Colombus Ave at 8th St.

Tips: This was definitely the hardest mural to photograph that I didn’t even get a chance to! Every single time we drove by there were cars parked in front. Look up their business hours and try to visit at an off time! Photo by Waco Chamber.

9) Magnolia

Magnolia Silos Baking Co Waco Texas

Artist: Unknown

Location: Silos Baking Co at Magnolia Market

Tips: If you are planning on getting cupcakes, I highly recommend getting there 30 minutes to an hour before closing. The line will be much much shorter! After you get your goodies walk over to this mural! For more tips on visiting Magnolia click here. 

10) Lamp of the body

Eye Mural Waco

Artist: Joe Rooster

Location: 214 N 11 St

Tips: This colorful mural definitely caught our eye! Get it? It is located behind the building with plenty of parking nearby.

BONUS: Summer of downtown Chalk Murals

Waco Bingo Mural
Waco Mural

Artist: Unknown

Location: 101 S 7th Street

Tips: These murals are located in Downtown Waco and are part of the summer of downtown project. They had several murals but these two caught my eye the most. See if you can check off the Waco Bingo Card! Snap your picture then head over to the speakeasy next door called Undercroft!

Happy Mural Hunting!

I hope you found some murals to add to your list of things to do in Waco! And if you are looking for more things to do check out my blog post here. 

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