Instead, Cinco de Mayo’s history goes back to 1862, commemorating Mexico’s victory against the French at the Battle of Puebla. Mexican forces were outnumbered 2,000 to 6,000 against the French.

Celebrate Cinco de Mayo by indulging in authentic Mexican food like tacos, tamales, churros and enchiladas. Whip them up at ...

These recipes include fajitas, refried beans, plenty of nachos, and more—just don't skimp on the cheese for it to be true Tex-Mex. Had a bit too much fun last night? Never fear! We've got ...

Tacos, tequila, free guac, and more. Cinco De Mayo falls on a Friday this year, giving you even more of a reason to celebrate. If you’re looking to join in on the festivities, there’s plenty ...