Rice does NOT belong in burritos
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Rice does NOT belong in burritos
It's among the unwritten rules of food.
It's filler. If you need filler then your burrito is inferior. Besides, you get all the carbs you need from the tortilla.
It's filler. If you need filler then your burrito is inferior. Besides, you get all the carbs you need from the tortilla.
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Well I for one am glad you cleared that pressing issue up, thanks grandad
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You know I love and respect you, Brother, but is it ok if I still get rice in mine, just because I ike it?BrummerStealsHome wrote: ↑16 Aug 2025 12:14 pm It's among the unwritten rules of food.
It's filler. If you need filler then your burrito is inferior. Besides, you get all the carbs you need from the tortilla.

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Re: Rice does NOT belong in burritos
The original mesoamerican cuisine was centered around the trinity of corn, beans and squash. There was no rice until the Europeans invaded and brought their steel weapons and deadly diseases. So, yea, no rice.
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While I don't like rice in a burrito, that is my preference. To say it doesn't belong is just snobbery. Whatever someone likes in a burrito is what belongs.
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is that coming from someone who's never been to Mexico?
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You're a rebel, WeeVikes, and I'll gladly arm-wrestle you over this, as long as beer is involved.WeeVikes wrote: ↑16 Aug 2025 13:52 pmYou know I love and respect you, Brother, but is it ok if I still get rice in mine, just because I ike it?BrummerStealsHome wrote: ↑16 Aug 2025 12:14 pm It's among the unwritten rules of food.
It's filler. If you need filler then your burrito is inferior. Besides, you get all the carbs you need from the tortilla.![]()
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Well, I would much rather have rice in my burrito than corn, frijoles refritos, and squash. Black beans are great in a burrito, and I always substitute them for frijoles refritos on any Mexican combo plate whenever possible. I lived in Texas in the sixties, and had much Tex Mex cuisine before it was popular in the St. Louis area. Yes Tex Mex is what is served in almost all of the restaurants here.
If y'all want to try some cabrito, you can visit Fort Worth and go to Don Artemio or Mercado Juarez. Buen provecho!
If y'all want to try some cabrito, you can visit Fort Worth and go to Don Artemio or Mercado Juarez. Buen provecho!
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When you beat me, because I’m quickly becoming old and pathetic, I will buy you any kind you want!BrummerStealsHome wrote: ↑17 Aug 2025 08:39 amYou're a rebel, WeeVikes, and I'll gladly arm-wrestle you over this, as long as beer is involved.WeeVikes wrote: ↑16 Aug 2025 13:52 pmYou know I love and respect you, Brother, but is it ok if I still get rice in mine, just because I ike it?BrummerStealsHome wrote: ↑16 Aug 2025 12:14 pm It's among the unwritten rules of food.
It's filler. If you need filler then your burrito is inferior. Besides, you get all the carbs you need from the tortilla.![]()
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Thanks for the tip. I've had cabrito in Monterrey but never in the states.12xu wrote: ↑17 Aug 2025 09:31 am Well, I would much rather have rice in my burrito than corn, frijoles refritos, and squash. Black beans are great in a burrito, and I always substitute them for frijoles refritos on any Mexican combo plate whenever possible. I lived in Texas in the sixties, and had much Tex Mex cuisine before it was popular in the St. Louis area. Yes Tex Mex is what is served in almost all of the restaurants here.
If y'all want to try some cabrito, you can visit Fort Worth and go to Don Artemio or Mercado Juarez. Buen provecho!