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Cooking & Baking

Saviolo

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8. If only there were a short and catchy nickname for "Texas Mexican"

Reply to elleng (Original post)

Thu Apr 25, 2019, 09:31 PM

Apr 2019

Also, isn't that sometimes referred to as norteña food?

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Don't Call It Tex-Mex. [View all] elleng Apr 2019 OP

Interesting story. It reminds me of some not from San Francisco, referring to it as "firsco". Not still_one Apr 2019 #1

Don't call it Frisco CountAllVotes Apr 2019 #2

oh yes. Herb Caen, Art Hoppe, ah, so many memories still_one Apr 2019 #3

Those were the days weren't they CountAllVotes Apr 2019 #4

He went out into the community, and made everyone feel we were all part of it still_one Apr 2019 #5

He wrote the book ! Haggis for Breakfast Apr 2019 #6

yup. still_one Apr 2019 #7

Has it changed so much that you can never go back? CountAllVotes Apr 2019 #10

I could not afford to return. Haggis for Breakfast Apr 2019 #11

"We called it "The City" " mitch96 Apr 2019 #9

If only there were a short and catchy nickname for "Texas Mexican" Saviolo Apr 2019 #8

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