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Food & Drink, What the Fork, Jun 22, 2011
Tamales for Jesus

A soul-cleansing carwash find. Plus, the all-day breakfast goes mobile.
- by John Birdsall
- Tags: What the Fork, Mary Gutierrez, Iglesias del Dios Vivo, Church of the Living God, Light of the World San Francisco, Nick's Wheely Good Breakfast Truck, Acme Bar, Nick Bernard, Anchor & Hope, Sage Catering, Bites on Broadway, Kitchen 388, Joseph Dunbar, Alicia Toyooka, Four Barrel, Bar 389

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Blogs, What the Fork, Jun 17, 2011
Tamales for Jesus
- by John Birdsall
- Tags: Random Find, Mary Gutierrez, tamales, Oakland

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