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Mexico!
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France!
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India!
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Korea!
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See the rest here.
Tex-Mex Vs. Regular Mex
Here’s a fun (or at least appetizing) breakdown of what Americans* think is ethnic food versus what people in said countries actually commonly eat. Did I mention there are Venn Diagrams? *The study is technically about Texans, but as we have learned from watching FNL, we are all Texans, and Texas is Forever.
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via the Houston Press
blogs.houstonpress.com
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- soverysavvy Tex-Mex Vs. Regular Mex
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Charles Renfield 2 years agoChorizo is not really mexican, but spanish… A common mistake to think mexican and spanish cuisine are the same.
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- noura Tex-Mex Vs. Regular Mex and thinks it’s LOL
- Penny thinks Tex-Mex Vs. Regular Mex is LOL
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- NelsonC Tex-Mex Vs. Regular Mex and thinks it’s LOL
- ClaudiaJAJA Tex-Mex Vs. Regular Mex
- Joshua Fjelstad thinks Tex-Mex Vs. Regular Mex is LOL
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kitcatattack 2 years agoIf you go to the article the set up of the diagrams is explained. She interviewed Texans about what they thought people of each of these ethnic groups ate (the left), then interviewed people from those ethnic groups on what they actually ate (the right) and where they overlapped is the middle.
The Texan side of the Korean diagram made me sad. Also, the Ethiopian diagram? I agree with the author - people are assholes. -
- Yvonne L. Tex-Mex Vs. Regular Mex
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Tom Schaller 2 years agoAlso, most of those things are actually eaten (or drunk - seriously, tequila?) in Mexico.
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roll85 2 years agoThis is really stupid. First of all, the point is obvious: even something so standarized as McDonald’s food varies around the world to suit the tastebuds of different customers. Second, I lived in India for over a year. Literally every food on that list is eaten in India. Also, daal IS basically lentils. How could someone write something so stupid and post it on the net, where their ignorance is sure to be exposed?
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