Tamale Joe's

10/24/2022

In Texas kickin it and boot scootin boogie!!

09/21/2022

Casa of our international award winning salsa on its way to Cookeville, Tn! Getchasome! Www.tamalejoes.com

09/16/2022

Our Mothership, the one that started it all turns 50! Join us at the party!

08/11/2022

It’s been a bit since I last posted. We’ve been getting ready for expo season. NYC is up next!! Getchusome!!

07/04/2022

06/29/2022

We have a winner!!

Contest time!!

Finish my lineup of the decade that was the 60’s!

C- William Freehan
1B- Harmon Killibrew
2B-Joe Morgan- Greg
SS- Luis Aparicio
3B-Brooks Robinson- good job Greg
OF- Willie Mays
OF-Hank Aaron- Greg Powell
OF-Roberto Clemente
P-Bob Gibson

4 pack of salsa up for grabs for the person who guesses my lineup correctly!

06/23/2022

Good morning! Our first prize is on its way to Tennessee!

Let’s have another contest today. 4 pack of salsa is up for grabs. We are staying with topic of baseball. Give me the team name, the year and the lineup listed in this photograph featuring two MLB hall of famers and perhaps one of the greatest outfields on perhaps the greatest Cartibean club assembled.

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Winner
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Congrats Greg Powell!

From left to right: Willie Mays, Roberto Clemente, Buster Clarkson, Bob Thurman and George Crowe of the Santurce Cangrejeros. (National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum)

The 1954-55 Santurce Cangrejeros are still widely regarded as one of the greatest Caribbean clubs of all time, and for the two future Hall of Famers on the team it was just a precursor of the baseball glory to come.

06/21/2022

Good morning!! I am running a contest today. This shouldn’t take to long. Baseball will always be my first love. Here is the question:

What was this ball player Eiji Sawamura most famous for?
First to answer correctly will receive a four pack of salsa!

Hint: 1934 American Baseball Barnstorm tour of Japan.

We have a winner!! Congrats Darrell Pitzer!!

Eiji Sawamura (沢村栄治) was most famous for striking out Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig, Jimmie Foxx and Charlie Gehringer in succession during an American barnstorming tour of Japan in 1934.