queso you haven t heard the news yet … Taco John s has an all-new
bigger. bolder. and
cheesier. premium side item that fans can devour without even having to leave their cars.
It comes in the form of a rich creamy indulgent cheese sauce with a pleasant jalapeño kick. A bold queso with the perfect amount of spice, this cheesy gift from above is otherwise known as Taco John s
Queso Blanco.
Taco John s offers FREE premium queso and launches social media challenge beginning Feb. 1
Starting today, guests can enjoy the popular quick-service restaurant s exclusive, superior queso in the drive-thru. Yep, it s finally possible to order a high-quality queso in the comfort of your vehicle. And to top it off, you can choose how to try it from an entire Queso Blanco Creations lineup, including a Queso Chicken Boss Burrito, Queso Loaded Nachos with chicken or steak, or get it as an a la carte side.
bigger. bolder. and
cheesier. premium side item that fans can devour without even having to leave their cars.
It comes in the form of a rich creamy indulgent cheese sauce with a pleasant jalapeño kick. A bold queso with the perfect amount of spice, this cheesy gift from above is otherwise known as Taco John’s
Queso Blanco.
Starting today, guests can enjoy the popular quick-service restaurant’s exclusive, superior queso in the drive-thru. Yep, it’s finally possible to order a high-quality queso in the comfort of your vehicle. And to top it off, you can choose how to try it from an entire Queso Blanco Creations lineup, including a Queso Chicken Boss Burrito, Queso Loaded Nachos with chicken or steak, or get it as an a la carte side.
SCDHEC Board decides new plan to give out vaccines, concerns for rural areas
S.C. vaccine doses to be distributed by population By Morgan Newell | January 26, 2021 at 6:31 PM EST - Updated February 16 at 6:11 PM
LANCASTER, S.C. (WBTV) -South Carolina’s board voted on a clearer plan to give out COVID-19 vaccine doses across the state.
Counties with a bigger population get more COVID-19 vaccine doses.
It replaces the current plan where providers in smaller counties wait to get doses from providers in bigger counties.
Leaders hope it will help with efficiency and equity within the state, but there is some concern rural areas are still getting left behind.