Dan of the County: I'm just kind of curious about how many other names people can think of that use the word “fiesta” in it and if they will need to be changed as well … I can think of the Ford Fiesta, a certain kind of neat old dishes in various colors that I think were called Fiestaware, and I think some kind of corn chips. So I guess that would translate to a Ford Celebrate, Celebrateware, and Celebrate chips.
DFO: Doesn't Taco Bell now call the old Mexi-Nuggets "fiesta potatoes"?
Question: How many other "fiestas" are part of our culture?
D.F. (Dave) Oliveria joined The Spokesman-Review in 1984. He currently is a columnist and compiles the Huckleberries Online blog and writes about North Idaho in his Huckleberries column.
of the County: I'm just kind of curious about how many other names people can think of that use the word “fiesta” in it and if they will need to be changed as well … I can think of the Ford Fiesta, a certain kind of neat old dishes in various colors that I think were called Fiestaware, and I think some kind of corn chips. So I guess that would translate to a Ford Celebrate, Celebrateware, and Celebrate chips.
