Mexicans

[Souce]

They sure know how to make some good food.

What's your favorite type of Mexican?

[VIF]

female

[Thrasher865]

Burritos

[The Ron Mexico]

Originally Posted by Souce

They sure know how to make some good food.

What's your favorite type of Mexican?

Is there more than one type?

[Scotty's Flat Top]

the ones in the donkey show

[VIF]

The types of Mexican food are abundant. In each region of Mexico, they grow different crops, and being near the ocean plays a large factor in the diet of the various regions. “What are the different types of Mexican food?” you might be asking yourself. Well, I am going to explain them to you.

Real true Mexican food does not include casseroles or baked enchiladas of any kind. That is Tex Mex, a variation we’ve put on their food for the sake of throwing together an easy meal! In northwest Mexico, (including Baja California North and South, and coastal Sonora and Sinaloa) and the Gulf region (Vera Cruz) and the Caribbean (Yucatan, Quintana Roo) the diet is largely sea food. The Sea of Cortez provides some of the best shrimp and oysters on the planet. On the Pacific Ocean side, lobster and crab is a large part of the diet. Corn, asparagus, tomatoes, and potatoes are the main veggies here. In north central Mexico (Chihuahua, Tamaulipas, and Eastern Sonora and Sinaloa) they raise cattle. The beef from this region of the earth is some of the most famous beef there is. They have many dishes made from beef and the best beef jerky you’ll ever taste! In Central Mexico, there are lots of farms, so turkey and chicken is the main staple with corn, tomatoes and squash being the main veggies. When you get to southern Mexico, all the Aztec flavors come to life: maize, corn, rare chiles, beans, and squash.


As you can see, traditional Mexican food types differ depending on who you ask and where they’re from!

[Nerd-Vol]

Sexy female ones.

[Souce]

Originally Posted by Ron Mexico

Is there more than one type?

Good point...

[Souce]

Why are there no Mexicans working at Taco Bell?

[bamacheats]

Originally Posted by VIF

female

Tacos

[Scotty's Flat Top]

[SDV]

Pollo Asado Burrito

[Nerd-Vol]

Originally Posted by Scotty's Flat Top

Nice rack on that one.

[Souce]

Originally Posted by Scotty's Flat Top

At least you'll have plenty of milk to drink with all that spicy food.

Andale!

[Thrasher865]

Originally Posted by VIF

The types of Mexican food are abundant. In each region of Mexico, they grow different crops, and being near the ocean plays a large factor in the diet of the various regions. “What are the different types of Mexican food?” you might be asking yourself. Well, I am going to explain them to you.

Real true Mexican food does not include casseroles or baked enchiladas of any kind. That is Tex Mex, a variation we’ve put on their food for the sake of throwing together an easy meal! In northwest Mexico, (including Baja California North and South, and coastal Sonora and Sinaloa) and the Gulf region (Vera Cruz) and the Caribbean (Yucatan, Quintana Roo) the diet is largely sea food. The Sea of Cortez provides some of the best shrimp and oysters on the planet. On the Pacific Ocean side, lobster and crab is a large part of the diet. Corn, asparagus, tomatoes, and potatoes are the main veggies here. In north central Mexico (Chihuahua, Tamaulipas, and Eastern Sonora and Sinaloa) they raise cattle. The beef from this region of the earth is some of the most famous beef there is. They have many dishes made from beef and the best beef jerky you’ll ever taste! In Central Mexico, there are lots of farms, so turkey and chicken is the main staple with corn, tomatoes and squash being the main veggies. When you get to southern Mexico, all the Aztec flavors come to life: maize, corn, rare chiles, beans, and squash.


As you can see, traditional Mexican food types differ depending on who you ask and where they’re from!

The only thing I gathered from that wall of text was that they eat Chihuahuas, like the Chinese.