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I don't consider Taco Bell, et al to be authentic Hispanic food. In fact, it's practically impossible to find an authentic Tex-Mex restaurant east of the Mississippi.
No, taco bell is not real Mexican food. In fact it's not even real food.

But I never said Tex-Mex, just Mex.
 
Well... in that case, enjoy your attempt to indulge in [HASH=52]#fake[/HASH] international food.

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Yeah well if actual Mexicans owning and operating Mexican restaurants don't provide authentic enough Mexican food to meet a white Colorado resident's definition of Mexican food, I don't know what will. :biglaugh:
 
I don't consider Taco Bell, et al to be authentic Hispanic food. In fact, it's practically impossible to find an authentic Tex-Mex restaurant east of the Mississippi.
Oh I beg to differ. I will say the authentic ones don’t have many whites in them, but if you see a bunch of short Mexicans you in the right spot.
 
But I never said Tex-Mex, just Mex.
And these two things are totally different.

The first time my wife made me enchiladas, I stared at the process as if she had no clue what she was doing.

Then I ate them.

I’ll never order enchiladas from a restaurant again.

In fact, it’s rare that I will eat mexican food away from the house unless I stumble upon a taco truck with some folks in there that really know what they are doing. At that point, I will load up on some street tacos, or possibly a torta.
 
And these two things are totally different.

The first time my wife made me enchiladas, I stared at the process as if she had no clue what she was doing.

Then I ate them.

I’ll never order enchiladas from a restaurant again.

In fact, it’s rare that I will eat mexican food away from the house unless I stumble upon a taco truck with some folks in there that really know what they are doing. At that point, I will load up on some street tacos, or possibly a torta.
For a long time we used a pilot car service from Oklahoma.

One time we were all in an “authentic Mexican” place in Texas somewhere.

I wondered why there were not Chimichangas in the menu.

I was notified that they are not Mexican but Tex Mex.

That’s the first time I learned there was a difference.
 

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