Thread: mexican food?

Originally Posted by Pioner

Originally Posted by TriggerHappyJack

Originally Posted by Pioner

Originally Posted by TriggerHappyJack

Who cares if isn't cooked!? It's yummy and they have a dollar menu.

yep, it is yummy. With added artificial flavoring.

You know it!

yes, I do.

MacDonalds now is the biggest customer of parfume companies. And parfume companies now got more profits from selling artaficial flavoring them from selling parfume.

Haha! That's awesome! America! #$*@ YEAH!

Originally Posted by TriggerHappyJack

Originally Posted by Pioner

Originally Posted by TriggerHappyJack

Originally Posted by Pioner

Originally Posted by TriggerHappyJack

Who cares if isn't cooked!? It's yummy and they have a dollar menu.

yep, it is yummy. With added artificial flavoring.

You know it!

yes, I do.

MacDonalds now is the biggest customer of parfume companies. And parfume companies now got more profits from selling artaficial flavoring them from selling parfume.

Haha! That's awesome! America! #$*@ YEAH!

I worked for a British food addings and flagrancies company distributor in Russia long-long ago. And the business was a great success. It's much-much more successfull these day though.

Originally Posted by Pioner

I never worked at McDonald's, but I think they fry burgers there, it is faster then steam it. Out of all fast food restourants I would recommend only In-And-Out, they provide better stuff then anyone else, but that chain is spreaded in California in general, not much in all US.

Mmmm... In & Out... Love it. I remember eating there for the first time after I moved to California, and thinking "wow, the fries actually taste like potatoes! Well, because they are, of course...
-Fantom

Originally Posted by Scorpio

In Moscow Metro, in the "Metro-Express" (network of little fast-food booths) there's a meal they call "Burrito".

In a store not far from me there's a section where you can buy burritos and tartillas (that's how they call it, actually it's a tartilla with filling and it seems that it's different from burritos only by shape) are sold. It's something like a chain though I didn't see them in other places (maybe except for once). Tortillas(without any filling) are available in supermarkets too.

imho, you can't get good/real mexican food where there are no *mexicans* :P Luckily I live in Texas! Enchilladas=Heaven

Originally Posted by Pioner

BTW in Taco Bell none is being cooked, everything is premade. Their guacomole and refrided beans come in as a dry powder, they just mix it with water.

Taco Bell is NOT Mexican food!!!