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Re: Chipotle
step 1) go to a real taqueria.
step 2) never go to chipotle again |
#22
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Re: Chipotle
No, that ramen is a redic deal for the price.
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Re: Chipotle
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step 1) go to a real taqueria. step 2) never go to chipotle again [/ QUOTE ] exactly or even just a good sitdown mex place with free chips and salsa. |
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step 1) go to a real taqueria. step 2) never go to chipotle again [/ QUOTE ] 100% agreed. i understand why people go to chipotle. you get a lot of food for little money, and it's seemingly healthy. i just don't understand why people go apeshit for this bland crap. the meat is tough too. a real taqueria is way better, and usually cheaper. whenever i hear of people loving chipotle, i imagine they go nuts over olive garden's all you can eat salad and breadsticks. |
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100% agreed. i understand why people go to chipotle. you get a lot of food for little money, and it's seemingly healthy. i just don't understand why people go apeshit for this bland crap. the meat is tough too. [/ QUOTE ] Seemingly healthy is the relevant bit; Chipotle doesn't publish nutritional information, last I knew, but I remember Googling "Chipotle nutrition information" a while ago and seeing some depressing statistics. The phrase "artillery shell loaded with saturated fat" comes to mind as one that was used. The tortilla carries a surprisingly huge caloric load. I tend to go carnitas or vegetarian when I go there. The chicken is bland, I agree, but I like the way they do the carnitas. And vegetarian is probably ballpark healthy, or at least I would like to hope so. EDIT: A link to a Chipotle nutrition calculator. I also forgot to mention that, for those who didn't know, Chipotle's parent company is McDonald's, which surprised me somewhat when I first learned it. |
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step 1) go to a real taqueria. step 2) never go to chipotle again [/ QUOTE ] I don't argue Chipotle is good Mexican food. I argue it's damn good food. Traditional Mexican and Chipotle can exist, as long as you realize there is a stark difference between the two. |
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Re: Chipotle
</font><blockquote><font class="small">In risposta di:</font><hr />
</font><blockquote><font class="small">In risposta di:</font><hr /> step 1) go to a real taqueria. step 2) never go to chipotle again [/ QUOTE ] I don't argue Chipotle is good Mexican food. I argue it's damn good food. Traditional Mexican and Chipotle can exist, as long as you realize there is a stark difference between the two. [/ QUOTE ] i am not even really bashing chipotle. i am just saying, you can go to a real taqueria and get what you get at chipotle, pay less, and it will taste better. |
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Re: Chipotle
[ QUOTE ]
[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] step 1) go to a real taqueria. step 2) never go to chipotle again [/ QUOTE ] I don't argue Chipotle is good Mexican food. I argue it's damn good food. Traditional Mexican and Chipotle can exist, as long as you realize there is a stark difference between the two. [/ QUOTE ] i am not even really bashing chipotle. i am just saying, you can go to a real taqueria and get what you get at chipotle, pay less, and it will taste better. [/ QUOTE ] This is simply a point where taste preference diverges. |
#29
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Re: Chipotle
I love Chipotle but there are way too many posts about it.
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Re: Chipotle
chipotle? qboda? qtf have i never heard of any of these places, is this some west coast fad like frys?
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