What do you like in your burrito?

I like Chicken burritos. Steak ones are pretty good.

 

Taco Bell Frito Burritos with no onions are heavenly.

 

Beans. And cheese. And guacamole, salsa, and tomatoes.

And I've just made myself hungry.

Incidentally, a vegitarian burrito at Chipotle is completely awesome.

 

salsa and chesse. as for the meat, carne asada. the real stuff, none of this taco bell garbage, though their bean burritos are okay.

 

Chicken, refried beans, tomato salsa, green (medium) sauce wrapped in a steamed flour tortilla by the lovely folks at Taco Del Mar in Seattle. Beef taco on the side. Awwwww, yeah.

Finally, the thread to which I was born to reply.

 

Alberto's carne asade, guacamole, cheese, salsa, and sour cream!

Makin me hungry!

 

The beef and bean super burrito I got at a Mexican restauarant in Fairfield, Iowa was the best burrito I've ever eaten.

 

Shards of glass.

 

Escherichia coli O157:H7

 

Shards of glass.

That is highly unlikely, sir. Please do not lie in this forum.

 

I'm going to lie, and you're gonna like it.

 

Beef and bean burritos (no sour cream), with an absolute crapload of chilli sauce. Enough so it drips down your hands and arms.


Ohhh yeah.

 

Truthfully, other than shards of glass, I prefer beef or bean or a combination of both...with a ****load of hot sauce. Good stuff.

 

I'm going to lie, and you're gonna like it.

No, sir. I refuse to do so.

 

Then I guess that means that we have business, socky.

 

As long as green chili is one of the things in the burrito, I'm happy. And real SW-style green chili. None of that fake stuff you guys have on the coasts.

 

Carne asada, beans, rice, lettuce, salsa, guacamole, and sour cream. Or eggs, cheese, bacon, and potato. Or chicken. Or whatever I have in my fridge. I make a lot of burritos.

 

Beef and Prawn Burritos

 

Spanish rice, beans, salsa, sour cream, guacamole, cheese, tomatoes, cilantro, and lettuce.

 

Forgot rice. That too. And sometimes ground beef.

 

I like to keep 'em simple, with beans, cheese, and fire sauce.

 

Just out of curiosity, can someone explain to me the difference between a burrito and a fajita? ?

 

Soylent greens.

 

I think the difference between a fajita and a burrito is in the seasoning.

 

Carne asada, cilantro, green onions, avocado, tomatoes, sour cream, salsa. Yellow corn tortillas. Ice cold beer on the side.

Or just a plain, plain burrito. Beans, spanish rice, cheese.