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Stop Eating It Wrong: Burrito (Zagat video)

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Shit, I can't even see the justification for using a knife and fork if you overstuffed the burrito yourself. I make burritos that are practically pouring out, but because I'm able to control the flow, it never actually comes out.
 
They forgot the squeeze bottle of hot sauce to put on every bite.

Also, why would you open up your burrito like the first two idiots?


...and San Diego burritos are the best.
 
burritos, burgers and pizza are the kind of food that if anyone has to tell anyone how to eat them, then everyone involved is doing it wrong. Just let people enjoy their goddamn burritos.
 
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Someone should parody this and just eat something fancy off the ground like a dog, including the licking of any residue like a dog would.
 
People eat wraps like that by opening it and eating with a knife and fork?

Either this is a joke or I am disappointed. I know of the people who eat pizza and burgers with knife and fork but a wrap? Comeon.
 
That video made me wonder what people from san francisco call the city since 'frisco' is old fashioned apparently.

Came across this.
http://www.sanfrancisco.travel/article/dont-call-it-frisco-history-san-francisco-nicknames

Really, 'city by the bay?'
Hipsters really are ruining that city.

Hipsters? SF has been the City by the Bay for decades. There's a fucking Journey song about it, for crying out loud.

As an SF native I can tell you that there are three acceptable names for The City:

1. San Francisco
2. The City (add "by the Bay" if you must, but it's unnecessary)
3. SF (mainly in print, not so much in conversation)

It's not Frisco, Cisco, San Fran, or anything else. Those three. Period.

ProTip: For those who see it called The City and have the reaction of "Well there are other cities, San Francisco, hello?", you should know there's some history there. For more than a century, San Francisco was the only major city on the West Coast. LA, Portland, Seattle...these were mere villages and pueblos in comparison until the early-to-mid 20th century. For well over 100 years, San Francisco's nearest metropolitan neighbors were St. Louis, Chicago, and New Orleans, and SF was the only city west of the Rockies that rivaled them in culture and sophistication. Therefore, if you were anywhere in the western half of the United States and you said you were going to The City, everyone knew you meant San Francisco. To this day, there are people as far north as Seattle who refer to SF as The City, and most locals know what they mean. So if you come to SF and you want to sound like a local, just call it The City. It sounds like a vague, offhand reference that requires clarification, but in reality it's a slick historical shorthand that goes back almost two full centuries.
 
As someone from central California, I find the burritos in SF pretty awful. The further south you go in California, the better the Mexican food gets.

SF's too into making healthy versions of everything.
 
Street food-style burritos, sure.

But restaurant burritos usually need to be eaten with knife and fork.

Also, I've started eating pizza with knife and fork. I don't know why. I think mainly because here in England, I feel like a freak being the only one eating my pizza with hands like a filthy vagabond brought up by wolves when everybody else in the restaurant is politely using their silverware. Oh, and french fries, too.
 
These videos are the worst.

The pizza one in the beginning was the funniest probably, and the burger salad thing was also inspiring.


I also did not learn anything about how to not do it wrong, just learned new ways to do it wrong


Most burritos you eat in a good restaurant are wet and you have to eat with a fork and knife. Most burritos aren't even in foil, they're in paper.
 
If a burger is soggy, messy, or starts falling it apart I'll commonly just start tearing it to pieces with a fork and knife and continue eating it happily.

I don't like my hands getting all that messy when eating. And I don't care what anyone thinks about how I eat a burger.
 
Street food-style burritos, sure.

But restaurant burritos usually need to be eaten with knife and fork.

Also, I've started eating pizza with knife and fork. I don't know why. I think mainly because here in England, I feel like a freak being the only one eating my pizza with hands like a filthy vagabond brought up by wolves when everybody else in the restaurant is politely using their silverware. Oh, and french fries, too.

Don't succumb to peer pressure, man! They're the ones doing it wrong, just go about your business and eat your Pizza like an American.
 
I'm not dumber having entered this thread.

Who the fuck, has ever eaten a burrito with a knife and fork.

I've never seen anyone naturally go to do it, no wonder the youtube video has so many down votes.

I might make a neogaf thread.

How to peel a banana or something.

Duur duurp dont shove it in your ass, first peel it, then put it in you mouth, bite down, chew and let it slide down your throat hole.
 
I love it when pretentious hipsters who've never been to the cuisine's home country tell me how to eat my food.
 
What if they don't put enough? And I also like lime.



Wouldn't that get all over the place, defeating the purpose? Plus, I'm not taking a bite out of my burrito without salsa on it. How do I get that first bite?

Are you using a high pressure washer to apply your salsa?

If you can't figure out how to order your salsa in the burrito like every other person, and struggle with simple social constructs like asking "Hey, could you put a bit more on that for me please? Thanks man!", then just hold the damn burrito vertical, apply some salsa to the top, bite, and then continue applying salsa as you go.
 
the people in the vid own a burrito shop so I guess they see people eating them like that TO ANSWER EVERYONE'S BURNING QUESTION.
 
I wish they'd make one on how to eat a tostada. You can't cut it with a fork. You can't eat it like pizza because it is too messy. You can't wrap it. It's like a nacho with one plate sized chip.
 
What the hell? Are all of these people from the incompetent infomercialverse?



Okay I'll admit I mix wasabi and soy sauce for dipping sort of regularly..
 
Where do you go for a burrito in the UK? I've never tried one. I don't recall seeing any mexican food places around at all, thinking about it.
 
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