I spent most of my teen years working summers in the Taco Stand at Indiana Beach. We called it the Taco Stand, but the official name was Taco Tables. This was in the mid sixties to the early seventies. These paper cups were for drinks. I don’t know if you can see the scale, but they are small. Maybe eight ounces. I say this as I drink my large Diet Coke. No wonder drinks were cheaper then. I remember being unhappy when the drinks and the tacos went from 25 cents to 35 cents. We had to add everything in our heads and 25 was a lot easier than 35. I also remember envying the people who ran the rides. They didn’t smell of old cooking grease at the end of the day. And they were paid more. However, we did have free food. That was probably worth the smell and low wages.
-Lynne
the crafty sisters 
Mmmmmm…..tacos. Both the taco memories and working in the food industry seem to be a family trait. I remember the old grease smell on my clothes from Happy Burger. No matter how often you washed your clothing or how industrial your soap was, the uniforms just stank. But the memories I have from there are excellent and fun, as are the memories I have of the Indiana Beach Taco Stand.
-Kristin
Bob and I took the boat to the beach on Monday and of course we had to stop and have a few tacos. I thought they were awful small compared to what we make at home but they were still just as good. We were talking about how we used to climb out the door upstairs to the roof to watch the fireworks. Man, that brought back memories……
You worked at the taco stand? Ohhh those are my FAVORITE tacos!!! Would you possibly still know the recipe?
Does any one have the recipe? Those are my favorite tacos.