What did I just eat?

[Carborendum]

On 5/14/2024 at 7:36 PM, zil2 said:

So the question is, what do we call my brilliant combination?

Apparently Google has answered:

Chilaquiles  (Google Doodle for today).

(Yes, I know it's not the same thing. But...)

Edited May 23, 2024 by Carborendum

[zil2]

1 hour ago, Carborendum said:

Apparently Google has answered:

Chilaquiles  (Google Doodle for today).

(Yes, I know it's not the same thing. But...)

Nope, doesn't qualify.  At the moment, they're tostacos.

[pam]

You ate a tostada. Even some authentic Mexican places serve meat on them.

[zil2]

3 minutes ago, pam said:

You ate a tostada. Even some authentic Mexican places serve meat on them.

Yes, I know. That was mentioned in my initial post. But since it's taco meat and I've never done that before and this forum doesn't have enough fun and I wanted to make a poll to show off my clever combinations of "tostada" and "taco", I'm rejecting calling it a "tostada" and insisting it be some combination of the two words.

(There may also be some effort here to avoid doing work...)

Edited May 23, 2024 by zil2

[Vort]

FTR, my first thought was tacostada, but when I saw tostaco I changed my mind.

[JohnsonJones]

Guatemalan Tostada.

They have meat on them as opposed to some places in Mexico.

Most likely my last post perhaps for awhile...as I'm going on my summer research trip soon.  Not to Mexico or Central America though.

Maybe the last one I take forever as well (this or next years perhaps, I'm getting upwards in age to the point that it's actually becoming harder than it has been ever before). 

[zil2]

1 hour ago, JohnsonJones said:

Guatemalan Tostada.

They have meat on them as opposed to some places in Mexico.

Most likely my last post perhaps for awhile...as I'm going on my summer research trip soon.  Not to Mexico or Central America though.

Maybe the last one I take forever as well (this or next years perhaps, I'm getting upwards in age to the point that it's actually becoming harder than it has been ever before). 

Enjoy your trip, JJ!