Who Invented Nachos? And Other Accidental Food Inventions | Delishtory

[@katherinealianoruiz5761]

not me now craving popsicles, nachos, and a whole cobb salad

[@jankay8569]

These vids are so much better

[@tiacho2893]

Chimichangas!!!

[@AveryMilieu]

No CC. I can try again later. SOME of us are hearing impaired....

[@hildevandingenen-md4jy]

Tarte Tatin. The most famous happy accident in the world.

[@grahamrankin4725]

Buffalo wild wings also, if you believe the legend

[@crunchberrychaos1545]

LOL, you mean those white ladies didn't complain about the jalapeños being too spicy? That's new.

[@vsfgh]

Chips have been around for thousands of years. Cheese has been around for thousands of years. You really believe some guy from 1943 was the first to put cheese on a chip? 😂 The only thing that guy was the first to do was to call cheese with chips nachos. 🤣

[@cesarvarela231]

Well. Chips are from México, jalapeños too, and ignacio put 2 mexican food with chesse so... yes, its ignacio invention

[@vsfgh]

@@cesarvarela231 cheese isn't from mexico. Chips came from england.

[@vsfgh]

@@cesarvarela231 I literally put cheese on chips when I was 6 without knowing what nachos even were, I put salt pepper and ketchup on them to.

[@cesarvarela231]

@@vsfgh dude, ypu know nothing about food. Chips from england are potato, and potato are from peru. European have vegetables thanks to us, then, nacho is tortilla in oil, nachos also have guacamole, beans, picó de gallo, bye losser lol

[@vsfgh]

@@cesarvarela231 tortillas were invented by Muslims.

[@ilahjarvis]

Hold up. So a boy in San Francisco invented popsicles on summer by leaving a cup of juice on his porch overnight and the weather froze. So the weather became cold enough to freeze an entire cup of juice? In San Francisco? In the SUMMER? And he left it on one of those teeny tiny landings that a small minority of old San Francisco houses possess? This may be the official story, but it really relies on the listener not knowing anything about the climate and architecture of this city.

[@sarahlee19879]

she doesn't say it was summer though?? it's rare, but it can definitely freeze in san fran

[@Whimswirl]

She didn't say summer!

[@larrylaffer3246]

It was in winter actually. I should know I've watched every episode of the History Channel's: Foods That Have Built America. The Popsicle History is in the same episode that has The History of the Eskimo Pie, DQ Blizzard, and Coldstone Creamery.

[@joshuaphillips755]

I add diced pepperoni to my spaghetti - not an invention, just a recommendation.

[@ZedaZ80]

can confirm ^

[@vsfgh]

You should name it Joshua