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    The first dish that entered the kill zone of four hungry teens was the highly touted homemade chips and salsa. They did not disappoint, and the combination seemed better than peanut butter and jelly. The crisp perfectly salted chips tasted of perfection. Paired with the salsa that had good spice and a good consistency to it, not too thick or runny, I began to wonder why these products didn’t fill the shelves of

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    on Oats, Tortilla Chips, and GMO+ samples Nichole Wong Abstract: In this lab, we tested for the presence of genetically modifications within foods. Specifically, we investigated genetically-modified oats, genetically-modified tortilla chips, and a genetically modified GMO+ sample. I hypothesized that the oats would have tested negative for GMOs, the tortilla chips would have

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    Papa Burrito. The cheesy smell made my nostrils dance. The beefy aroma made my mouth water. The Chile Verde smothered on top of the burrito tingled my nose. The rice had an essence of chicken broth and all these ingredients were inside a soft flour tortilla. The Papa Burrito looks very large and wide with a lot of flavor inside. I grab a fork and when I cut into the burrito I saw a mound of beef with melted cheese dripping off from the fork. Surrounding the burrito was the orangey rice and brownish

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    traditional staple for Mexican and Tex-Mex cuisine. Also, tortillas are very common. Tortilla can be directly translated as “little cake”. It is used in several different types of dishes in Spanish speaking countries as well as the United States. In México, “tortilla” refers to a flatbread made from corn or wheat. Another commonly eaten food would be a burrito or taco de harina which is a flour tortilla wrapped or folded around a filling. The flour tortilla is usually lightly grilled or steamed so that it

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    Vista, California has this amazing Mexican restaurant downtown off of Main Street. She took the local bus near her apartment to this destination. This restaurant was Clarissa’s favorite establishment because of their homemade tortilla chips, salsa, and blended margaritas with salt atop its rim. As soon as she stepped off that bus, carefully with a pair of black ankle boots; suede, she stood for a few moments taking in the day and the warmth of the sun. Vitamin D from the sun was important to her

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    America is known for it’s ability to combine many different cultures and backgrounds together to make a great nation, it is even more famous for doing this with food. The United States is known for its fast food industry. With this also comes a blend of various food with an American twist. One example is the well known and popular fast food restaurant Taco Bell. While Taco Bell is not labeled strictly as Mexican food, I believe it draws enough inspiration from traditional Mexican cuisine that it

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    differences are the menu and price. The first similarity between Chipotle and Bread Zeppelin Salads Elevated is the food presentation. Chipotle is known for their savory burrito, a tortilla filled with your choice of rice, beans, meat and any extra toppings such as lettuce, cheese, sour cream, all wrapped around in the flour tortilla. After the burrito is wrapped, they hand it to you wrapped around tin foil to keep it warm and fresh. Bread Zeppelin Salads Elevated offers the customer the same choices as

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    The Navarro family recently opened another Compadres, replacing the Dynasty Buffet at the Clearview Mall in Butler. The Navarro’s currently own five other locations throughout Ohio and Pennsylvania. They’re well known for the best authentic Mexican food with the finest ingredients available. Compadres has become exceptionally successful in their business so far at this new location. Luis Navarro, born in Mexico was persuaded by his family’s traditional recipes and confidently decided to compose

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    Taco Day History

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    your taco, pizza style your taco, or even twist your taco, with a corn or flour tortilla, or even just a leaf of lettuce Let's not forget about the delicious toppings to garnish your tacos with, like lettuce, sour cream, tomatoes, chives, hot sauce, or salsa. The list goes on and on. You can even choose to assemble a dessert taco for yourself by using ingredients such as Nutella, sprinkles, marshmallows, chocolate chips, Oreos, or even bananas. The possibilities are truly endless when it comes to making

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    appetizers but can be used in any time of the day. Quesadillas are Mexico’s favorite and easy snacks; it can be nutritious like a piece of fruit or veggies. It also contains tortillas that are uncooked, stuffed with mushrooms, chicken or pork, cheese, hot sauce. Many people put different types of ingredients into the tortilla such as chicken, plain cheese, It can be toasted in a convection oven. In many parts of Mexico, the quesadilla is filled with strips of Chihuahua cheese, which melts and shreds

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