re: Frozen Pizza

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My mother is a real life Mexican, I'm half "real" Mexican

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do either of you drive an El Camino? because that would be pretty authentic.

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News flash chief

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How did you know I was part Cherokee???

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My mother is a real life Mexican, I'm half "real" Mexican

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So, what is your point???

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have been in plenty of "real" Mexican restaurants-even in *gasp* Mexico

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So have I. I was stationed in Barstow, Cali and made the trip to Mexico many times.

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and have never, EVER, seen my mother or any of her family making this.

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So, what is your point?

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Why do you think I keep busting your balls about this?

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I do not know.



Once again, go to a mexican restraunt and look for burrito frito. Many mexican restraunts serve them. It is not something new...I have been eating them my entire life...

Here is a 'tiny' pic of a burrito frito.

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burrito frito

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isn't that on the 99c menu at Taco Bell. I definately remember that being offered a few years back.

I saw a burrito frito on a menu at a Mexican restaurant here in Alabama. This restaurant is owned by a family from Mexico just like that Mexican restaurant in Denham Springs.

You're seriously going to come at me with Mexican food from Alabama and Denham?

You may very well have order a burrito frito at a Mexican restaurant here in the states and even in border towns, but I can assure you that it is not authentic. They had to find something marketable for American tastes other than bugs, menudo, tripas, and goat. Much like a burrito frito=a chimichanga without a chili cheese topping.

Agree to disagree Chimi.

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saw a burrito frito on a menu at a Mexican restaurant here in Alabama. This restaurant is owned by a family from Mexico just like that Mexican restaurant in Denham Springs.

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Thank you...You are talking about Fernando's, right? Yes, they also have the burrito frito on the menu. As do others. And yes, they are owned and operated by a Mexican family.

To be completely subjective, that other guy might not know what I mean because people have called many mexican dishes by different names. Like some comedian once said, "...mexican food is basically three ingrediants: meat, bread, and cheese."

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You're seriously going to come at me with Mexican food from Alabama and Denham?

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You are only reading and comprehending what you want. I have been to "MEXICO", too. Did you miss the part about my time in the USMC and being stationed 2 hours from the border. Did you miss the part about me eating "burrito frito" in MEXICO???? I do not care when it was invented and for what race of people it was invented for. It exists by that name and possibly by other names...I said that in the other thread. I have been ordering this dish from "MEXICAN" menus since the mid-late 80s, in America(Cali, Tx, La, Ms, and Ga) and in Mexico. God bless your Mother; I am sure she is a lovely lady, but she is not the only Mexican cook in the world. Remember, don't form hasty generalizations.

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Tripe and hominy corn-a crunch wrap supreme it does not make.

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Ha! A Mexican Yoda...


Just messing with you.

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Sam's and Walmart take and bake pizzas are good too.

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I remember eating Sam's pizzas during high school. They hit the spot on a hot summer day of playing football or basketball with the boys, but I was 15.

Shurfine pizza is the greatest. you haven't lived till you've gone to the store and load up your cart with 20 shurfine pizzas when its on sale 2 for $1.