[deleted] t1_jdunyt5 wrote
Reply to comment by paradise-trading-83 in TIL the New York Times, in 1944, Introduced Readers to an Exciting New Food: Pizza by FatherWinter
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chockfulloffeels t1_jdupopi wrote
Tacos are Mexican.
LipTrev t1_jdvdvf3 wrote
You know what they had to do when they opened the first Taco Bell in Mexico City?
Give explanations for what all these things were.
Tacos (as sold in America) are an American remix of some regional Mexican food that Mexicans know from being introduced to them by Americans.
Traditional_Ad9764 t1_jdw4z6o wrote
Im Mexican, it still throws me off when I order a taco somewhere and it’s crunchy. Soft tacos ftw
chockfulloffeels t1_jdvewfp wrote
They shut down the Mexican branch now by what I understand
CircaSixty8 t1_jduxv3a wrote
chockfulloffeels t1_jduyho2 wrote
Lebanese roots, right. But a taco is far enough away to be considered it’s own cuisine.
HorseBeige t1_jdvgfru wrote
The above commenter didn't read the article they posted. Al pastor, the specific type of meat used for Tacos al pastor, are Lebanese in origin. Tacos predate the Spanish conquest.
chockfulloffeels t1_jdvgle9 wrote
I didn’t read it either and I didn’t know that . That’s awesome
HorseBeige t1_jdvg6ju wrote
Read the article more closely. Tacos al pastor (which is just a type of filling) have immigrant roots. Tacos as a concept are Mexican and predate them by centuries.
CircaSixty8 t1_jdvqc6z wrote
I'm just saying, they had help from another culture. It's all good.
HorseBeige t1_jdvuqoy wrote
One specific filling did. Not tacos as a whole. Your comment is misleading
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