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as to why a british web site is giving me tips on how to prepare mexican food :confused:
or why the title of the page is "the true taste of the americas" for that matter
http://www.discoveryfoods.co.uk/trade/tradetortip3.html
Speedfreak
10-04-2001, 06:56 PM
1. Place filling in centre
2. Fold edges to centre
1. Place filling to one side of centre.
centre. :heh:
Hola. Donde esta el "centre" de la tortilla. :D
"creates a soft, plump parcel..." haha plump parcel. thats funny. i've never heard anyone describe a chimichanga as a "plump parcel." like you're gonna mail it or something.
El Scorcho
10-04-2001, 07:07 PM
haha...you brits are soooo funny:P
and what is that crap that they have in the middle of the first one, i.e. the "plump parcel?" looks worse than taco bell..
Speedfreak
10-04-2001, 07:09 PM
"Apart from softening the texture still further, the judicious application of fierce heat will create attractive scorch marks and give your product a mouth watering chargrilled flavour."
:heh:
flavour :laugh:
Nanotech9
10-04-2001, 07:41 PM
i think the ladies on this forum are obssed w/ our "plump parcels"...
:blush:
Speedfreak
10-04-2001, 07:50 PM
I think my buritto slides into the ladies' conversations more than your chimichanga does. :D
oblongmelon
10-04-2001, 09:04 PM
Originally posted by mojorisin
as to why a british web site is giving me tips on how to prepare mexican food :confused:
or why the title of the page is "the true taste of the americas" for that matter
http://www.discoveryfoods.co.uk/trade/tradetortip3.html
I'm assuming because of the mexicans and other latinos that live nearby or in NORTH america and SOUTH AMERICA? hmmmmm...yeh..thats it.
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