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Cilantro? That stuff's gross. Do you like chili? Cumin in most every kind of chili. |
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Same thing with chili. I like it, but I have to make it myself and avoid getting chili powder with cumin in it. Same goes with tacos. |
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Do you not like it, or does it literally make you vomit? Ever been tested for an allergy? That's too bad. I love cumin (a little goes a long way). Either way, you definitely need to make yourself some cumin-free taco meat and rectify this burrito issue. |
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Never been tested. I've got a taco mix that doesn't contain cumin. Honestly, I don't even know the difference between a taco and a burrito. The wife and daughter love Chipotle and always get their burritos. Maybe I'll check it out. |
A time machine because I haven't eaten one of those microwaved turds since 2003.
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Looks like mostly it's about the size. A taco is intended to be a snack, a burrito is a meal. http://www.diffen.com/difference/Burrito_vs_Taco |
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So don't order beans... |
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Tacos are generally much smaller in size compared to a burrito. |
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Thanks! |
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Chipotle isn't Mexican food. It's Amercianized Mexican food. That doesn't make is bad, it makes it not authentic. And cilantro rules, whether it's on tacos, as a garnish to enchiladas and especially in guacamole. |
Whether simmering in the summer or making soups in the winter, I'm a jar a week user of Goya Recaito.
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Americanized > "authentic "
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Actually, it's not even close. I'll take authentic everyday of the week. It's SO much more flavorful. |
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