Mayan Woman Grinding Corn for Tortillas in Belize

[@memowilliam9889]

There is no comparison between store bought tortillas, or even those made from Maseca, vs. fresh ground corn.

[@khalilnader5877]

طبطرؤش

[@hotpepper7782]

Really where you from.. it's like saying frozen food better than fresh.,

[@memowilliam9889]

@@hotpepper7782 ... I live seasonal in the mountains above Oaxaca Mexico. I have harvested corn, prepped it for grinding, ground the corn and made fresh tortillas. It is far different and much better than what comes out of a bag of Maseca.

[@BeachsideHank]

That is one dangerous machine, no guards; sleeves dangling from her arms just daring the mill to grab her and pull her in.

[@huitzilopochtli2872]

And yet her hands are intact. They know how to use what they got :-)

[@joshuavazquez5534]

@@huitzilopochtli2872 that’s a bad ass name

[@annasalmans5523]

​@@joshuavazquez5534 any name that resembles the names of the ancient gods of the Aztecs is a badass name.

[@joshuavazquez5534]

@@annasalmans5523 yea

[@KarlaVasquez-s5v]

Hola tengo un motor igual pero la maniyeta meda problemas se aflojan ños tornillos y cuando lo asoco no.meda para moler que puedo hacer

[@nairaugusta3294]

Boa tarde trabalhadores que sementes são essas não estou entendendo

[@Charity1277]

I want to see the old stone grinding by hand

[@therealdeal894]

You can catch that on the "Views on the Road" channel.

[@jlien00001]

Do you have a flour tortilla video!?

[@daphnerodriguez9980]

YUMMY 😋 HOMEMADE 🌽 CORNMEAL TACO AMAZING THANKS YOU GOODNESS BEAUTIFUL ✨ WOW! ❤️🖤💚🤎 FAMILY DAPHNE COTTON ALWAYS 💜 AWESOME,

[@nairaugusta3294]

Poderia falar em portugues

[@BrooklynBigAl]

That woman from Belize has an accent from Jamaica.

[@AyidriMBalan]

Belize is part of the Caribbean our main language is English but everyone speaks Creole which is similar to the Patois spoken in Jamaica. In our country we speak many languages and depending on our mother tongue language the creole can sound very different. This beautiful lady is speaking creole with a Maya accent. It’s very fascinating.