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the burrito appreciation thread (pg. 3)
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| citric_acid |
| i got spoiled with burritos living in denver. now that im back in montana im realizing these people have no idea what a real burrito is :( |
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| Lira |
| quote: | Originally posted by Spacey Orange
i bet you did marcus. |
Well, they told me those were burritos. I'll never know for sure until I try some in Mexico. Or in the US. Or anywhere else, really :p |
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| Zharen |
| quote: | Originally posted by Lira
I had burritos once. They made me feel like speaking Spanish. That's about it. |
You Brazilians are ing weird. You and your, "We only speak Portugese over on our part of South America." . |
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| Lira |
| quote: | Originally posted by Zharen
You Brazilians are ing weird. You and your, "We only speak Portugese over on our part of South America." . |
:stongue:
We're half of it, mind you! We're just 2 million speakers short of having the most spoken language in South America, actually
And, if my calculations are right, most people in South America speak Portuguese anyway, so we win :p |
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| itsamemario |
| quote: | Originally posted by pointPi
Well, seeing as everything in Norway is super-expensive, it's no surprise why foreign herbs and spices are such rarities for my fellow neighbors in Fjordland. |
ing Fjordland. Do you think that chicken korma tastes like chicken korma? do you think it even tastes like it's from asia? it tastes like cream and chicken and rice.
it ing sucks that you have to make everything from scratch if you want edible food in this country, and don't have the money to eat out. eating out is expensive in norway lol.
And it's not really that much about herbs and spices being too expensive, and more about Norwegians being gastronomically ignorant. "Oh, bolognese? Yeah that's easy; ketchup, onions and ground meat!"
If they didn't have such cute faces, I'd be outta here a loong time ago.
Also, anything made out pasta dough and pressed into a shape is called Spaghetti. Even ravioli. |
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| pointPi |
| quote: | | Originally posted by itsamemario it ing sucks that you have to make everything from scratch if you want edible food in this country, and don't have the money to eat out. eating out is expensive in norway lol. |
Well, there's your problem. Most, if not all, TV-dinners you find in grocery stores, range between awful and okay pretty much, no matter where in the world you live.
So it's not that you live in Norway, it's that you don't have the will to cook your own food, or friends who can cook proper food for you. At least I still live with my parents, and they often use a decent amount of spices in their cooking.
By the way, I think I'll tell them to cook burritos tonight if they can. |
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| Silky Johnson |
| We just started buying that Valentina's sauce. So flavourful - and right from Mexico. It's always on sale here for like 83 cents lol. |
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| EarnYourKeep |
I'm the king of BREAKFAST BURRITOS!
That's my
CHOLULA and Tobasco on everything!
huge fan of sonic's steak, eggs, and tater tot breakfast burrito |
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| Beatflux |
How has Chipotle not been mentioned? Fat ing burritos, and they will make you fat, but they are delicious. One burrito has 1500-2000 calories.
South Park made fun of them, and the joke was that it gave you bloody underwear, but I've never heard of such a thing. |
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| srussell0018 |
| Seriously? Chipotle burritos are awful. They're bland as and contain about 80% rice. There are no good chain Mexican places. Anybody claiming that Chipotle/Del Taco/etc. is "good" has never had real Mexican food. |
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| Halcyon+On+On |
| A Chipotle burrito is more like 800-1100 calories. And lots of fiber and protein, too. You could only get fat on them if you eat like 3 a day and don't work out. |
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