legs 12 13 and 14 projecting outwardly from the curved lower portion of the holder element 11 while the width of each of the three support legs 12 13 and 14 is virtually the same two of the support legs 12 and 14 are substantially shorter than the third support leg 13 for reasons that will be explained presently the two short support legs 12 and 14 are disposed on one side 15 of the holder element 11 and the longer support leg 13 is disposed on the opposite side 16 the aforementioned disparity in length between the support legs serves several very important functions the first of which is to give stability to the taco holder 10 when it is used in a stand alone configuration the added length of the single support leg 13 provides added stability to the side of the holder element 11 that only has the single support leg in addition since a plurality of individual taco holders 10 are intended to be frictionally engaged by the serving tray element 20 the added length of leg 13 will facilitate this engagement as can best be seen by reference to fig3 and 4 the serving tray element 20 comprises a generally flat rectangular tray member 21 having raised sides 22 and a plurality of spaced loop portions 23 formed in the tray bottom and running along its length each of the raised loop portions 23 is dimensioned.