These are tacos. Key factor is corn vs flour. A Taco does not use a flour tortilla. Tacos can be hard or soft but they must use a corn tortilla. Flour or "soft" tacos are a gringo invention.
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These are tacos. Key factor is corn vs flour. A Taco does not use a flour tortilla. Tacos can be hard or soft but they must use a corn tortilla. Flour or "soft" tacos are a gringo invention.
Cuz we all know the coconut was always part of the ancient Germanic culture and diet. When Germans ambushed and defeated the Romans at The Battle of the Teutoburg Forest, they used coconut melee weapons, knocking the Roman legions silly.Nuh, uhhh, the coconut makes it German Chocolate.
Weren't they introduced by European swallows?Cuz we all know the coconut was always part of the ancient Germanic culture and diet. When Germans ambushed and defeated the Romans at The Battle of the Teutoburg Forest, they used coconut melee weapons, knocking the Roman legions silly.
Cuz we all know the coconut was always part of the ancient Germanic culture and diet. When Germans ambushed and defeated the Romans at The Battle of the Teutoburg Forest, they used coconut melee weapons, knocking the Roman legions silly.
If 300 years ago the damn Mexicans had learned how to bake a loaf of bread, there wouldn't be a need to argue over hard or soft tacos.
Then it would have been corn bread, duh.If 300 years ago the damn Mexicans had learned how to bake a loaf of bread, there wouldn't be a need to argue over hard or soft tacos.
These are tacos. Key factor is corn vs flour. A Taco does not use a flour tortilla. Tacos can be hard or soft but they must use a corn tortilla. Flour or "soft" tacos are a gringo invention.
I waited 6 pages for y'all to get all the BS out of the way.
I've been eating tacos for a LONG time. Never had a hard shell taco until sometime in the late 70's-early 80's.
First one I ever saw was in a high school lunchroom, then at Del Taco
Say man! What kind of Tore Tilla is that?!
TOR TA.Say man! What kind of Tore Tilla is that?!
Eat 'em all, let your stomach sort them out.
These are not burritos.
They're just not.
Corn tortillas break if you get too aggressive with them.Stop being lazy and fold the roll the rest of the way.
Bam. Its a burrito.
The best cabazza tortas is 30 minutes through traffic from my house.
Even the Mexicans in my neighborhood drive there.
It's so good the Mexicans take thier families on sunday after church.
is that......kiwi?View attachment 7722394
I may look like a pizza, but i'm a Toe Stah Duh.
PS. You can fold me in half, but I am what I am.
Those are classic Street Tacos.These are not burritos.
They're just not.
Agreed.That restaurant is where hard working Mexicans bring the grandma and the rest of the family on thier only day off.
Those are classic Street Tacos.
Simple and delicious. No hype or things you don't need.
One of my favorite things on there is skirt steak onions and cilantro . Maybe some serrano's.
I feel like two open-faced sandwiches are just one traditional sandwich with extra steps.
I didn't see my first black person until I was 11.
What is your point?
Homeboy, that there...is a wish sammich.
How about the open roast beef sand which w mashed potatoes and gravy in Quantico at the command post.I feel like two open-faced sandwiches are just one traditional sandwich with extra steps.
Roughly eye-balling, these are shit.
Eat that and you'll automatically grow a man-bun.
Conversely, the origin of the flour tortilla is a little more complicated. According to food historian Melissa Guerra, the Spanish colonizers refused to eat corn as they deemed it unfit for human consumption upon their arrival in Mexico. Once flour tortillas became available, the Spanish catholics tended to prefer the new flour tortillas due to wheat's association with the body of Christ. Then, as Jewish immigrants fled the Iberian Peninsula during the Spanish Inquisition, many settled in Northern Mexico, including what is now Texas. Since corn was not kosher, Guerra believes that the Jews then started making flour tortillas, which continue today to be the tortillas of choice in the region.
That's how you end up on a riverboat in Thailand wondering how any of this happened.I’ll fight you, name the time and place.
With a real cute “girl” sitting across the table from you, sipping Mai Tais on your bar tab…….That's how you end up on a riverboat in Thailand wondering how any of this happened.
With a real cute “girl” sitting across the table from you, sipping Mai Tais on your bar tab…….