r/AskReddit • u/OwningTheWorld • 10h ago

Redditors not from America, what is one "American take" on your countries cuisine that you actually enjoy?

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u/Biocidal_AI 5h ago

Best chimichanga I ever had so far was the Texas Chimichanga from Guadalajara in Indianapolis. So damn good. I dream of that chimichanga. I don't live there anymore, though, but maybe one day I'll have it again.

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u/zurdopilot 3h ago

Texas Chimichanga from Guadalajara in Indianapolis

Well thats one way to confuse a mexican

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u/Ahuevotl 3h ago

Jesucristo qué acabo de leer?

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u/MapWorking6973 3h ago

Ridiculous

I’m imagining a Brit eating Mexican food in Indiana named after Texas. It’s like a Russian nesting doll of food and they’re five layers away from actually eating good food.

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u/sbNXBbcUaDQfHLVUeyLx 2h ago

The melting pot in action. Makes me wanna go pet a bald eagle.

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u/TimmyTheChemist 1h ago

Meaning from Mexico, MO, right?

I love all the small US towns you can find where the founders were like "well, I guess this is Prague now".

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u/Maxxonry_Prime 2h ago

It's kinda confusing in general.

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u/nu_pieds 2h ago

You gotta try and Allsup's chimi at 2 in the morning while drunk off your ass.

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u/oxP3ZINATORxo 59m ago

Surprisingly mine was in Hillsdale, Mi at a place called Saucy Dogs. Shitty little Podunk town with an ultra right wing college. But my God, that fucking chimichanga was banging. They threw brisket in it, fried it up and they had this amazing jalapeno gravy they poured on it. Fuck me. I might have to go back for a taste