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| burritos (is this what I'm eating?) |  ohio45 |
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| #1 | misty1993 |
May 15 2008 14:41 |
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I think of a burrito as a Mexican food...lol I would call turkey, or any lunch meat, eggs, ect. on a tortilla a "wrap" |
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| #2 | ohio45 |
May 15 2008 14:43 |
| ok, thanks. | ||
| #3 |  caitling |
May 15 2008 17:39 |
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A burrito is a flour tortilla wrapped around a filling. The filling can be anything so feel free to continue using the term. |
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| #4 | kortlynmoore |
May 15 2008 17:51 |
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i do that too! i think burrito as mexican but caitling is right if you google it that's what it says lol. i like to make PBJ's on them and take them to work. I use a fat free tortilla, reduced fat crunchy peanut butter and sugar free grape jam, everyone at work thinks it looks nasty but it is SO good! wraps, burrito whatever you wanna call them are amazing! |
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| #5 | ohio45 |
May 15 2008 19:58 |
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I love the orange tomato ones, but they have more calories, so I usually eat the small low carb ones.
Sometimes I crisp them in the oven and have just enough to dip some salsa without buying one of those giant bags of tortilla chips. I don't know how I lived this long without them. PB & J sounds good for a bike ride snack. thanks everyone. |
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| #6 | cellophane_star |
May 15 2008 20:28 |
| I thought a burrito had to include beans/meat and rice in a tortilla, as opposed to a fajita or taco, which is just meat in a tortilla. i'd refer to what you're making as a "wrap". | ||
| #7 |  adonvll |
May 16 2008 19:52 |
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What you would be eating is called wrap :D but in this context might as well call it a burrito...Funny thing is, I've been to Mexico several times and have never seen a burrito - it litterally means little donkey. |
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| #8 | chub2lose |
May 16 2008 21:50 |
Original Post by adonvll: Same here... went to mexico and no burritos anywhere! They look at you really funny if you ask for one! :) |
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