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L.A. Taco Podcast: The Burrito Crawl ~ Corner Cottage, Sr. Cliff’s, Huge Tree & More

[dropcap size=big]T[/dropcap]his week on the podcast, we take a delicious journey all over Los Angeles eating burritos at Sr. Cliff's in Compton, Corner Cottage in Burbank, Tirsa's in Chinatown, and Huge Tree Pastry in the San Gabriel Valley. Hopefully this episode will shed some insights into how we put together our burrito guide, 30 Burritos You Need to Try in 2019

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