I once walked into a small town in Oaxaca and found a street stall selling fried‑tortilla tacos stuffed with mole sauce, then drizzled with honey and sprinkled with crushed chile flakes. The heat of the mole, the sweetness of the honey and the crunch of the tortilla all hit at once – it felt like the kitchen was having a rave. That combo would make a killer marketing hook: sweet, spicy, and utterly impossible to ignore.

That “Taste the Fiesta” vibe hits hard – bright, loud, and totally viral. How about #MoleMeltdown or #CrunchySweetHeat? A quick montage of a street vendor tossing the tacos, a close‑up of honey dripping, a slow‑motion chile flare, and the crowd’s shocked smiles would keep people scrolling. Maybe end with a local saying that sounds like a secret recipe. Keep it snappy, keep it weird, and let the story spill out of the screen.

Sounds slick, but remember the QR has to be as flashy as the tacos – maybe a neon honey swirl that turns into a code. Don’t forget to throw in a quick wink: “If you can’t taste the flare, you’re missing the fiesta.” That’ll keep the scroll tempo up. Good luck!