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I haven't been to any taquerias that have tripas or sesos on the menu. I get excited enough when I see cabeza and lengua. |
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Ok, so how do you say cow stomach in spanish? I am assuming it's the same cow stomach that's used in menudo as is used in pho. Looks the same, but in pho it is still white and more crunchy bc it hasn't been cooked for hours. In pho, that part is called tripe in english. I assumed tripas=tripe, but know you are telling me tripas=small intestine. So, I am still confused, but just slightly. |
Cool, we're both slightly confused. I get confused easily especially when it comes to translating stuff I don't use in day to day speech. |
If there is any member here from the Dominican Republic, i would pay a fortune for them to send me some of those pork skins with lime flavoring. They are only manufactured by the frito lay Dominicana company and I can't get them in the states. I tried other with lime and other flavors but they aren't the same...... I am such a picky eater that when I went to the Dominican, I lived off pork rinds and coke lol. I was afraid to eat anything else. (I visited there and Haiti last year to deliver babies as part of my midwifery studies). Other than some of the sushi, everything else y'all have mentioned makes me want to run away!!! |
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I don't think anyone else but me is going to watch this. So far I've watched the Vietnam and Japan parts. At least they use 100% of the animal, I can respect that. |
I'll watch it later. I'm watching people make fools of themselves and get hurt. :p |
Haha! They inject teriyaki marinade up the butt of the madagascar hissing cockroach to make it palatable to american tastes! :sidesplt: |
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It wasn't so bad, but then again, that's coming from me. |
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