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  • obnoxioso.

  • mmmm

    me hungry.. :Q__

    want some tacos..

  • This guy should eat the Four Horsemen Burger!

  • Dang!!chorizo burger FTW XD

  • Wish I knew about this when I was in Miami!

  • Latin buger ?

    Can to be ;

    - Pan bagna, pissaladière or socca in Nice or Provence

    - Empanadillas or tapas in Spain

    - Jambon beurre, saussison cornichons or rillettes du Mans in North France

    - ...

  • Mofongo Baby!!! Mash plaintains with so much garlic it almost hurts. Then pair with a mojo pulled pork and a beef ajus like a french dip but not as salty. It's like a flavor explosion! And just he name Mo-fong-go!! How can that not be the most awesome Latin food you have ever eatten. Thank you Porta Rico!

  • I love your channel sooo, so much. I wish you had 100,000 subscribers. Because more people should know about Hungry Nation!

  • Chorizo is spanish dude

  • how in the world can mayo have a spicy taste?

  • @Xiia0Sn00pY Mayo (short for 'mayonnaise') is simply an emulsification of eggs and oil. Beyond that you can go in various flavor directions. For example, adding garlic (usually in ridiculous amounts lol) makes an aioli or 'garlic mayo'. Try making your own mayo at home and add tabasco or Frank's and white pepper. There's your spicy mayo!

  • @ianman6 well he could have stated they added some spices...

  • @Xiia0Sn00pY Wait, so he needed to tell you there were spices in spicy mayonnaise? Really? It kind of goes without saying that spicy things have spice in them.

  • | make a baked burrito and top it with sour cream and fresh veg. My favorite Latin food would be the pulled pork burrito.

  • 305 baby!

  • I think my favorite latin food would be this burger. I'll have to check it out next time I'm in Miami.

  • totally going to miami and will check this place out!

  • You have the best job ever.

  • Can't get much better than fajitas! I'm guessing that's at least part latin. By the way, I hate you guys because I'm so ridiculously hungry right now =]

  • annoying bitch and average food not much to say about that

  • I just love tacos in general!

  • i notice that you use the phrase "not the case a lot" lol

  • Tacos de Cochinita Pibil.... aaaaaaaaah the best of the best.... and Tacos de "Cochi" (the things left on the grill or pan where taco meat were prepared, it has essential fats and authentic taco flavor)

  • WOW! This looks so incredibly delicious and it's making me wicked hungry! D: I have to move to Miami, Florida or... at least go there on vacation soon. xD

  • CUBAN FOOD!!! Can't get enough meatttttt!!!

  • OHHH MAN I WISH I COULD TASTE THAT FOOD UR EATING. i love Ingrid she used to be in food network

  • Favorite Latin food? Wet burritos by far, if that is Latin lol

  • @azn4anime well i like wet tacos ;) lol

  • I feel like I haven't commented in ages! :(

    Ugh. I can't stand Ingrid Hoffman, but her food looks freaking delicious.

  • I have to say my mom's Arros con Pollo...and quite frankly any Cuban food. Its the only food that can hit the spot for me....

  • It's always PICO DE GALLO! Goes great with everything!

  • now I'm hungry as heck...

  • My favorite Latin food would have to be enchiladas. =)

  • @Noodless121 HECK YES!!!

  • @Noodless121 tamales and pozole ; )

  • tomatillos have more of a sourish taste

  • tomatios are more related to gooseberries than the tomato

  • favorite latin food-empanada yum!

  • 4th haha lol nice

  • This made me sooooo hungry......

  • Chorizo is a Spanish food (MX by way of Spain), and tomatillos are more akin to gooseberries than tomatoes.

  • @thePowerPlant chorizo is just sausage...

  • @TNASESRaider Sorry, but no. Chorizo is a specific sausage that comes from Spain and has been spread throughout its colonies. Mexico, being a colony of Spain, has a version, but there are definitely differences in terms of taste between a Spanish and Mexican Chorizo. Spanish Chorizo is a deep, dark red from the ingredient Pimenton, while Mexican Chorizo is colored from peppers or more commonly, achiote or annato seed. Also Spanish Chorizo has white wine, and Mexican Chorizo, has vinegar instead.

  • @thePowerPlant there  all from the same family

  • @Prizz1989 Sorry, but no they're not. They are not even in the same Family.

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