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How come Americans make better Mexican food than true Mexicans do? |
I have been all over Mexico and very few place down there can even make a good taco the proper way. I guess there are just some ethnic groups who can't do anything properly. LMAO...I am going to assume you were joking. The fact of the matter is that any ethnic food (mexican, chinese, indian etc) in its true ethnic taste can only be eaten by the people of the respective ethnicities. That is because they have been ating that food from childhod and their tastebuds have developed accordingly. When an ethnic food is prepared for consumers who do not belong to he same ethnicity it is modified to suite the tastebuds of the outsider and sometimes the taste of the fusion recipe turns out to be better then that original. You will feel the same if you try chinese food in china or indian food in india. LMAO!!! Do you know how racist you sound? Anyways, when you say "Americans", do you mean Taquerias on THIS side of the border, Taco Bell, the Roach Coach or just Homestyle? In Mexico, food is prepared authentic. They don't even have burritos down there because from what I hear, it's not authentic. Also, they serve the food with custom in mind, so it won't taste like what you're used to out here. So what you ordered, was most likely prepared how it should of been; and not because someone was ignorant. Make sure you're polite when you order though... so the pupusas you order aren't actually poo-poo-sas...:) 1. "Eres ignorante". You're going to the wrong Mexican Restaurants then. I could easily name 10 Mexican restaurants owned and operated by Hispanics who cook it authentically here in St. Louis. My personal favorite is Mi Ranchito, although some may go with El Burrito Loco. If you're having a hard time finding authentic Mexican food that tastes great it's because you've probably eaten Taco Bell one too many times. Taco Bell over seasons everything and it's not necessary in authentic Mexican cooking. Every one makes food the way they want to. Who says Americans are making it right? They may tone it down for Americans, ask them. I am of Mexican heritage, I have gone to many Mexican resturants here in the states, I have not found true Mexican food. It has been Americanized I believe to draw in the business, it may smell good, but Growing up we ate the true stuff, and if you don't sweat, You are not eating the real enchilada. I asked for some real red chile in one restaurant. They brought out a bowel of salsa mixed with texas pete , no joke, it was gross. most of the staff are not even Mexican. Stop complaining and open your own Mexican restaurant see if you can do better. My guess is you want lot's of answers any way, so thumb me down. Adio's loco *ringo. WRONG-O. I've eaten at authentic Mexican/El Salvadorean restaurants and their food is WAY better than Taco Bell can ever serve. If your palate is just accustomed to Americanized versions of ethnic cuisine, it's your right---but I pity you. Ethnic food is some of the best ever, bar none. Yeah, well I guess the others are putting you straight pretty quick! What you Americans call a "taco" is not even known as a "taco" in Mexico so its you Yanks who actually not only can't make a taco the proper way, but you idiots don't even KNOW what a real taco is! Rubbish! Singaporeans make better Mexican food than Americans - corr i can't believe i said that! You racist little troll. The main difference between American food products used to make Tex mex and other food is that American food is much more processed and preserved by adding unpronouncable ingredients and over-salting. Not that American food is bad, but maybe you just had a bad cook? Try again, and at a different restaurant. There's not much else I can say about this, everyone who has answered so far has been 200% correct about what an ignorant question this is! And why say :I guess there are just some ethnic groups who can't do anything properly. When they were the ones who started/invented thes foods that Americans take for grantesd :O I figure there's not much more to add. Your preference is merely relative. Every country gets to localize the taste of foreign dishes served in it, making it more appealing to the locals. I won't disrespect, but I will say this to you I have travelled this world and have tried many different types of food (I am American). If you allow yourself to open up to other people's way of looking and tasting things then maybe you will get it. Here in the U.S. we do things our way, we take and take and make it our own the same goes for Japanese food, Chinese food especially, Mexican, European, as well as Caribbean food. Talk with a Mexican friend (if you have one) and ask to eat over you will totally see the difference first hand. Final thing be open minded Did you just say that ethnic groups cant "do anything right"? Come on man, no one is that blatantly ignorant. Yes, authentic mexican food tastes a little different crossing the border. Not as salty as we would like but that is just cultural difference and preference. Unfortunately it is how your initial experience with Mexican food has programmed your taste buds. The domestic tacos here are catered to the American palette. Fortunately, in Mexico you experienced a taco in its purest state, the ways the taco are meant to be, which differ by region. Well there are several reasons. shay is right. Do you expect it to be swimming in nacho cheese, shredded lettuce, guacamole and chopped tomatoes because that's how your local Taco Bell serves it? well actually it's because we do it the american way and we put stuff in the taco that we like and that comes from america thats y we r so used to it. in mexico the do it the actual "normal" way. because they add things that we aren't used to because it was grown or made in mexico thats sooo stupid the american version of mexican food is not truly authentic mexican, it's tex-mex, such as the mexicans do not use ground beef, chedder, and the likes on their tacos, maybe you haven't had enough real mexican foods to judge, because the foods are delish. lol YO QUIERO TACO BELL! That's insane lol......say that to a true mexican. You can't judge bu a few restaurants that you went... you think i will be the same for a homemade mexican food? A mexican granma doing it? i don't think so.... and mexican cuisine is not just tacos. kay your brain is malfunctoining and for your information my aunt lives in mexico and was taught how to cook in mexico and is so much beter at cooking mexican food than anyone in america. so get your brain fixed. bye Americans make Mexican food suited to American tastes. Different stokes for different folks. You may prefer the American version of Tacos to what Mexicans make/like/eat. Thats ignorant. You're just used to Americanized "mexican food." Get off your soap box and open yourself up to new cuisine. You haven't had Mexican food in america, you have had americanized mexican food. Not the same. "proper" lol, u must be american, americans make an american version of mexican food. americans make an american version of Japanese food to, real Japanese food kicks it az 鈾?/div> What's you nationality? If u r an american who favors american-made mexican food-- then so be it. Your taste buds must have been accustomed to american-prepared mehikano food. WOW another ignorant American.. Has it crossed your mind that maybe "WE" are doing it wrong? I mean what is better than the original. You are really culturally insensitive. |
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