Cinco de Mayo
To be historically correct, Cinco de Mayo is NOT Mexican Independence Day. It IS, however, a celebration of the Mexican army’s small-yet morale-boosting victory over France at the Battle of Puebla during the Franco-Mexican War back in 1862.
Details aside, this is a real-life example of regular people v. the Man, David v. Goliath, weak v. strong – and ultimately the underdog shines through. This is the kind of story we all love. And because the Mexican army was led by a Texas-born General by the name of Ignacio Zaragoza, you could say it’s also historically correct to include all the Tex-Mex places as well.
Vegan Options Are Available
So whether you check out Johns Tex-Mex or Old Pueblo Grill’s vegan options, or indulge in the vegan menu at Salena’s, we’re sure you’ll love celebrating Cinco de Mayo Vegan-style.
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