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Two Portland women open a burrito shop, have some success, and are then hounded by progressives and closed up shop.

According to the Portland Mercury, these women preyed on the women they met during a trip to Mexico

This week in white nonsense, two white women—Kali Wilgus and Liz 'LC' Connely—decided it would be cute to open a food truck after a fateful excursion to Mexico,' the piece opened.
'The owners of Kooks Burritos all but admitted in an interview with Willamette Week that they colonized this style of food.


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I guess no one else in Portland makes burritos...Sucks to be Portland

Should be an official government agency that dictates who can make ethnic food. On the other hand, do you have to speak Spanish to eat burritos in Portland?

Pretty sure this was in an episode of Portlandia.

I don't like that bean mush in burritos. I like beans on the side.

kalm wrote:Pretty sure this was in an episode of Portlandia.

My first thought as well.

I read about this yesterday. What BS. Snowflakes....

93henfan wrote:

kalm wrote:Pretty sure this was in an episode of Portlandia.

My first thought as well.

Cacao

Ibanez wrote:

93henfan wrote:
My first thought as well.

Cacao

93henfan wrote:

Ibanez wrote: Cacao

I haven't watched many episodes, maybe a few, but that segment had me rolling.


And the one where they are asking if the all the food, water, etc.. are cruelty free, sustainable, etc....

kalm wrote:Pretty sure this was in an episode of Portlandia.

We can pickle that

Only people without critical thinking skills push this "cultural appropriation" BS

If you go down this logical rabbit hole it comes out in a place none of these morons want to be

CID1990 wrote:Only people without critical thinking skills push this "cultural appropriation" BS

If you go down this logical rabbit hole it comes out in a place none of these morons want to be

You mean how we culturally appropriated avocados?

CID1990 wrote:Only people without critical thinking skills push this "cultural appropriation" BS

If you go down this logical rabbit hole it comes out in a place none of these morons want to be

Agreed. The immense positives of "cultural appropriation" (although the phrase is pejorative - mixing and sharing of cultures is a better phrase) to everyone involved significantly outweigh the fabricated distress that protestors of mixing of cultures like to cite. The fact that I can eat a taco one night, make some pasta the next night, have sausage and peppers the next night, and top it off with Chinese food the next night is a wonderful thing, regardless of who's making the food each night.

CID1990 wrote:Only people without critical thinking skills push this "cultural appropriation" BS

If you go down this logical rabbit hole it comes out in a place none of these morons want to be

Ultimately its about who's willing to do the work...
You can "appropriate" all kinds of sh!t
but if you don't then - do the work - nothing happens

The problem here is that these women were willing to do the work

Few things are more annoying than a person who is willing to outwork you
(Said the Patriots fan)

I am still mad the damn Irish culturally appropriated potatoes - that is AMERICAN FOOD.


So the next time I see a Mexican cooking in any place other than a Mexican restaurant, will this group complain?

If a white guy makes al pastor tacos is it cultural appropriation of Mexicans or middle easterners?

When black women straighten their hair....


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dbackjon wrote:I am still mad the damn Irish culturally appropriated potatoes - that is AMERICAN FOOD.


So the next time I see a Mexican cooking in any place other than a Mexican restaurant, will this group complain?

I can top that. The GREEK Gyros place near my house in AMERICA is owned and operated by a MEXICAN.

Wrap your head around THAT little nugget.

dbackjon wrote:I am still mad the damn Irish culturally appropriated potatoes - that is AMERICAN FOOD.


So the next time I see a Mexican cooking in any place other than a Mexican restaurant, will this group complain?

I don't know about that, but when I see Greeks cooking Italian food, I run away. They absolutely suck at it.

CAA Flagship wrote:

dbackjon wrote:I am still mad the damn Irish culturally appropriated potatoes - that is AMERICAN FOOD.


So the next time I see a Mexican cooking in any place other than a Mexican restaurant, will this group complain?

I don't know about that, but when I see Greeks cooking Italian food, I run away. They absolutely suck at it.

I know where there's a Korean/Mexican restaurant...Kimchi with tacos sounds so

Does this mean we should go after Olive Garden for making Italian Food?

Col Hogan wrote:

CAA Flagship wrote: I don't know about that, but when I see Greeks cooking Italian food, I run away. They absolutely suck at it.

I know where there's a Korean/Mexican restaurant...Kimchi with tacos sounds so

bulgogi tacos, though...

Skjellyfetti wrote:

Col Hogan wrote: I know where there's a Korean/Mexican restaurant...Kimchi with tacos sounds so

bulgogi tacos, though...

I hadn't thought of that combination...it might work...

yeah, it's not my idea. korean taco joints are all over the place.

AZGrizFan wrote:

dbackjon wrote:I am still mad the damn Irish culturally appropriated potatoes - that is AMERICAN FOOD.


So the next time I see a Mexican cooking in any place other than a Mexican restaurant, will this group complain?

I can top that. The GREEK Gyros place near my house in AMERICA is owned and operated by a MEXICAN.

Wrap your head around THAT little nugget.

Are they any good?

That should be the only judgement Those dang MexiGreeks.


Then there is Chino Bandido takee outee (real name) Chinese-Mexican fusion.