I was just recently trying to explain this to some of my French friends. Too funny. I've only seen the French version in Lyon. Everywhere else in France tacos are either old crappy cars or are associated with tex mex. Almost nobody here knows what a real mexican taco is. Great post!
Great post! I love how you break down the differences between Mexican, Tex-Mex, and French "tacos." It's incredible how tacos vary so much based on your location! Speaking of regional flavors, if you're ever interested in experimenting with pizza at home, a pizza oven nz could be a fantastic way to make crispy, restaurant-quality pizzas. It's an excellent investment for anyone who loves exploring different cuisines, just like you're exploring tacos in this post. Keep the delicious food insights coming!
I was just recently trying to explain this to some of my French friends. Too funny. I've only seen the French version in Lyon. Everywhere else in France tacos are either old crappy cars or are associated with tex mex. Almost nobody here knows what a real mexican taco is.
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RépondreSupprimerGreat post! I love how you break down the differences between Mexican, Tex-Mex, and French "tacos." It's incredible how tacos vary so much based on your location! Speaking of regional flavors, if you're ever interested in experimenting with pizza at home, a pizza oven nz could be a fantastic way to make crispy, restaurant-quality pizzas. It's an excellent investment for anyone who loves exploring different cuisines, just like you're exploring tacos in this post. Keep the delicious food insights coming!
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