Introduction
Meet Ms. Mae, a 108-year-old Louisiana woman who loves Taco Bell. Ms. Mae is an inspiration to us all, showing us that age is just a number and that it’s never too late to enjoy life. Ms. Mae has been a fan of Taco Bell since she was a young woman, and she still enjoys it today. She loves the crunchy tacos and the soft tacos, and she always orders extra hot sauce. Ms. Mae is an example of how to live life to the fullest, no matter your age. She is an inspiration to us all, and we can all learn a lot from her.
108-Year-Old Louisiana Woman Loves Taco Bell
At 108 years old, Louisiana resident, Mary Estelle Curbow, is an inspiration to us all. Not only has she lived a long and healthy life, but she also loves to indulge in her favorite fast food restaurant, Taco Bell.
Curbow, who was born in 1912, has been a fan of the Mexican-inspired restaurant for years. She loves to order the Crunchwrap Supreme and the Cheesy Gordita Crunch. She also enjoys the occasional taco salad.
Curbow’s daughter, Mary Ann, says that her mother’s love for Taco Bell is a testament to her longevity. “She’s always been a fan of Taco Bell, and I think it’s part of the reason why she’s lived so long,” Mary Ann said. “She loves the food, and it’s always been a part of her life.”
Curbow’s family and friends are amazed by her enthusiasm for life and her love of Taco Bell. “She’s an inspiration to us all,” said Mary Ann. “She’s always been a positive person, and she loves to enjoy life to the fullest.”
Curbow’s story is a reminder that age is just a number and that it’s never too late to enjoy life. So, the next time you’re feeling down, just remember that even a 108-year-old woman loves Taco Bell!
Centenarians are a good source of recommendations about the diets that will help us mere mortals live to their age. Eat lots of leafy greens, they tell us, but also make sure to share the joy of mealtime with others.
However, there has never been a more relatable piece of advice for achieving such impressive longevity than what we just learned from a 108-year-old Louisiana resident. Christine Homan, born on Dec. 4, 1914 during World War I, absolutely loves indulging in tacos. More specifically, the Bossier City woman can be found munching on hard shell tacos from Taco Bell, according to KKTC. When you know, you know.
Homan must not have spoken with Eden’s Gate, a company that researched the world’s oldest people to learn about their lifestyle choices helping them live longer, because Taco Bell definitely isn’t on that list. But world’s oldest people aren’t just eating fruits and vegetables, either. Jeanne Louise Calment, who lived to be 122, said her diet included chocolate, olive oil, and Port wine.
That’s similar to how other centenarians eat in the world’s Blue Zones—Greece, Costa Rica, Italy, Japan, and California—which are the regions of the world that have the highest concentrations of centenarians.
Those in the Blue Zones tend to eat a large breakfast containing vegetables, legumes, fruits, and whole grains. They also avoid red and processed meat (there goes Taco Bell). The good news? Those centenarians love their morning Joe, though they don’t take it with added sugar or cream.
Dinner tends to be a lighter meal of fish, whole grains, and vegetables plus healthy fats such as nuts or avocados.
But given Homan’s strong Taco Bell evidence, perhaps the red meat and the processed hard, delicious taco shells have a secret ingredient that is truly the secret to a long-lasting life? Or at least it’s key to a happy, fulfilled life as a gourmand.