Who invented the burrito?
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kheredia (
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March 21st, 2010
Some say its Mexican, some say it’s not. I’ve never had or even seen a burrito in Mexico but who knows, maybe it’s from a small town in the middle of no where. I’ve also heard its a tejano dish. So what do you think? Mexican or not? Tejano or not? American maybe?? Any other ideas?
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It’s an American adaptation of a Mexican dish (the taco). They are not rare in Mexico, by the way.
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I’m not exactly sure where the first burrito was made or who made it but I do know they were a genius
It’s pretty much border food, Cal-Mex, Tex-Mex. Thank gopod they are taking over New York City.
The Flying Burrito Brothers.
There’s also this theory.
How the burrito guy didn’t get the Nobel Peace Prize is beyond me.
@bob_ That’s disgusting. Funny, but disgusting.
@PandoraBoxx I wish I could give you 10 great answers for that. The Timeline of the Burrito! Putting that together was a real labor of love for somebody. Thanks for posting it.
Quan Valdez. he needed food to go with his Colombian coffee.
I don’t know, but thanks.
A heard a hungry guy ate a small burro wrapped in a tortilla. Get it? Small burro? Burrito? Small? Eh?
Some people called MEXICANS
I suppose it was Aaron Burr, Jr.
Burritos were made in the 16th century by Ciudad Juárez.
@Myname- Uh, I don’t know how to break this to you but Ciudad Juárez is a city, not a person.
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