Do you know about, pupusas?

[Baron]

Pupusas at the Ivar farmer's market on Sundays son ricos.

 

[whodini]

Originally Posted by vaclava krishna

Does he make pupusas, with his hands? LK, for something bitter, have you tried Chinotto?
He does, actually, but my aunt makes them better, with her hands.

 

[wEstSidE]

Originally Posted by LabelKing

For bitterness, I feel, a more potent drink is to ease. But I have not had the Chinotto. But I have had an Aranciata.
Aranciata. I place it up above Cola Champagne

 

[vaclava krishna]

Originally Posted by whodini

He does, actually, but my aunt makes them better, with her hands.


What does she prefer, to put, inside?

 

[CitizenK]

to drink with the pupusas, pork.

Regards!

 

[Englandmj7]

I like to drink Horchata.

 

[Connemara]

Originally Posted by LabelKing

Vaclava,

I recently had a Jarrito and thought of you. I bought it at a small street stand manned by a woman.

The irony..."manned by a woman"...

 

[Alter]

Originally Posted by Connemara

The irony..."manned by a woman"...


Nice catch.

 

[LabelKing]

Originally Posted by Connemara

The irony..."manned by a woman"...
Indeed, the woman had the semblance of facial hair. Not a Frida Kahlo by a long shot though.

 

[Baron]

Originally Posted by LabelKing

Indeed, the woman had the semblance of facial hair. Not a Frida Kahlo by a long shot though.

It's far better than being "unmanned" by a woman.

 

[migo]

for the longest time I thought you lot were talking about pApusas...which happens to have a very different meaning

pupusa's look good though...must try at some point in life.

 

[Go Surface]

Love 'em.

 

[Homme]

Originally Posted by vaclava krishna

Does he make pupusas, with his hands?

LK, for something bitter, have you tried Chinotto?

The Chinotto, in summer, refreshes one well ,if served with squeezed lime.

In Australia, one can buy, the Chinotto guarded by the lion,

or the one, that's under, the red star

 

[Connemara]

at the, Taco Bells, pupusas are sold, fourthmeal, ?

 

[Journeyman]

Originally Posted by Homme

The Chinotto, in summer, refreshes one well ,if served with squeezed lime.

In Australia, one can buy, the Chinotto guarded by the lion, or the one, that's under, the red star.

Mmmm... The red star one for me.

I also love limonata.
A pan au chocolat and espresso followed by a limonata whilst reading the newspaper at my local cafe - you can't get much closer to heaven and still be on this earth!

Cheers,
JH