Eating REAL Mexican Burritos - Intermediate Spanish

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Try out some authentic Mexican burritos with Michelle and learn how they are made.
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[@elliev4705]

Super excited for this series. LOVED the owner participating in the video

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Ooooh I'm excited for this series!

[@mikehiggins8673]

Nice video. Felt like a high A2 or low B1. These are really helpful as a bridge into intermediate. Thanks for all the thought and hard work that went into this one. Looking forward to more from Michele!

[@andrealamexicana]

Gracias por compartir el verdadero burrito! ❤🤩 Se veían genial!!!!

[@salvador9288]

¿Andrea que te hizo escoger el país de Canadá para vivir?

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[@daviddaytona]

This entire series is fantastic! There is so much new to me vocabulary being introduced. With Michelle's professional approach with engaging staff and clearly explaining the scene with context, the stories are easy to follow. Comparing the food she is eating with Taco Bell reminded me of a visit from a relative who lived in the Texas valley. She wanted to try Taco Bell and we resisted. Eventually she had her meal which she enjoyed, but only because it was so different from the traditional food she ate everyday. Vive la différence! :)

[@aseeyahrhinesmith1413]

Me encanta Michelle. Gracias.

[@davidwesson7508]

Love Michelle for eating basically 3 burritos! A fine appetite. Looks amazing.

[@tonis-g6129]

In Milwaukee there’s a significant Hispanic community which is primarily, although certainly not exclusively, of Mexican and Puerto Rican origin. Finding authentic Mexican, particularly Norteño, cuisine is no challenge whatsoever. Of course the chain restaurants exist, but we’re fortunate to have restaurants, food trucks, small grocers, and even supermarkets that are owned by Mexican and other immigrants, and cater to those cuisines. Of course I’m not going to say that every dish is prepared exactly as it had been in Mexico or any other country. There are restaurants with chefs who are creating amazing fusion as well. Of course when visiting a foreign country one should try the cuisine unique to that country, but even Mexican cuisine carries the contributions of the indigenous peoples and the Europeans who settled there.😋

[@Elrusoargentino]

Cuando un/a mexicano/a dice "pero apenas pica" yo tiemblo, porque estoy seguro que si yo probara ese plato "me convertiría en dragón" (sacaría fuego por la boca) de lo picante que debe estar, jajajaja. Excelente serie, Michelle, gracias por presentarnos la rica gastronomía popular mexicana!

[@TheRealMartin]

What a great video! wow!

[@unrulybxite]

I didn't even think that burritos would be made without rice. I like the fuller burritos because I'm fat but those did look banging though! I'll have to try that if I'm ever in the north of Mexico.

[@canchero724]

Rice just takes up the space meant for meat :D In my mind the filling should be all meat and maybe some greens for freshness like they do with the Turkish cousin of the burrito, the durum.

[@akashas6012]

No comprendí porque arroz es adentro en un burrito.

[@rubybangayan9497]

More videos on exploring beautiful places in mexico and fooooodddsss 😍

[@M-kh001]

México tiene una rica historia de diversas recetas. ❤

[@courtneyr4000]

Amazing looks so delicious! You never mentioned the name of the restaurant. We always find ourselves in Mexico and would love to check out that place! Thanks for your Videos can’t wait to see more!

[@aznomads1579]

What is the name of this restaurant? We're going to Ciudad Durango on Wednesday and would love to try it. Thank you!

[@caeronut-pt6og]

Recomendaría "El Cholo" a cualquier persona que busca comida mexicana en Los angeles. Pero es un restaurante, no un puesto, asi que que la comida es un poco más cara. La comida mas mexicana es muy diferente de la que normalmente se come

[@camilleyoung962]

la historia del “burrito” fue muy interesante, especialmente el nombre.

[@ahmedhammam]

Muy muy interesante 😊 Me encantó Pero porque se llama (salsa verde) No puedo ver ese color 😅

[@kimzierap]

La comida se veía deliciosa y sobrosa. En Nueva York hay muchos mexicanos (pero no como CA or AZ) entonces tenemos algunos restaurantes mexicanos auténticos

[@jackcarr7060]

Ahora tengo hambre!

[@PhokenKuul]

aqui en Arizona doblan los extremos del burrito como una manta alrededor de un baby, jaja

[@puntabachata]

Los burritos de Chipotle y otros se parecen mas a los platos tipicos de Honduras. Pero bueno

[@badboybootz8]

Buen provecho

[@irishickson7311]

wow i didnt realise that style of burrito is so far from the authentic way!

[@dex1lsp]

I grew up in the Mission District of SF, and of course, we have our famous local version of the burrito. The Mission-style burrito is to us what NY-style pizza is to New Yorkers. It's definitely different from the original Mexican burrito (just like NY pizza isn't the same as the original Neapolitan pizza), but it's really really good. It was created by local Mexican taquería owners and has always been made by Mexicans and Mexican-Americans, unlike Chipotle and Taco Bell. By the way, I totally agree, both Taco Bell and Chipotle are straight-up disgusting. That crap doesn't even come anywhere close to what I'm used to, not by a long shot!

[@annasamek5179]

No les parecen estos burritos grandes a los (o las?) crepes de Francia?

[@joris8940]

👍

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[@claudiamedina3693]

Plz let the burrito lady talk! 😂🙄

[@BadNewz52]

I always wanted to visit mexico but decided against it because all my co workers have been pretty racist toward s blacks..i will go to the Dominican republic instead

[@kronk358]

Boogers!!

[@quirkyturtle4896]

The owner even wore a mic and you didn't even bother to show the name of the restaurant or where it is? Shame on you.

[@SerenaBrann]

Very dramatic and rude response. I googled burritos Durango Mexico, scrolled through the restaurants, and found the place. With everything she showed it wasn’t that hard. It’s called Burromx in Durango. I agree it would have been nice to make that clear in the video, but it could have been a simple oversight.

[@quirkyturtle4896]

@@SerenaBrann Thanks for finding it!