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    I have a very large Brazilian tight-knit family and we have many traditions. One of our traditions can be traced all the way back to our Portuguese descent. When the Portuguese settled in Brazil, Festa Junina was a celebration that the indigenous people would have for the beginning of the winter and harvest season. Later it grew into a celebration of three Catholic saints. Around Brazil and even here in America, there are public parties celebrating Festa Junina. Festa Junina takes place from…

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    What exactly is a tortilla? Well, a tortilla is a food and is made by corn in different manners, sometimes they are high and round, or thin and round, and also you can make them in several sizes. Whit this variety, you can do tacos, quesadillas, flautas, burritos and more. 2. List the functions - both practical and whimsical – that tortillas serve. Tortillas whimsical, you can play with them, you can use them as a mask, fork or spoon, you can do art with them, and some people worship them,…

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    Mexican Food

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    Mexican food does not taste good unless it is made at a Mexican home because of all the detailed work they put into preparing the meal and the love that comes with it. The food always tastes different when it is made from scratch instead of going to get them made at restaurants which are more of a commercial production. I eat tortillas at every meal and there are tortilla shops at every corner, especially here in San Diego, California. These shops have big machines that make tortillas all the…

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    There are also many attraction for older audiences. One of the most popular tourist attractions is the Grand Canyon National Park. The Grand Canyon is a mile-deep canyon and is one of the biggest tourist attractions in the world and also being one of the 7 wonders of the world. Another attraction is the Hoover Dam. The Hoover Dam is a testimony to the country’s ability to build monolithic things in the most adverse conditions. The Dam was actually built during the great depression so you could…

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    Introduction A. Attention Material: I have ate tamales as long as I can remember. My family makes them especially during the winter time. Tamales is one dish that is never missing during our holidays, we eat tamales for thanksgiving, Christmas, and for New Years. B. Tie to the audience: I’m sure that all of us at some point have heard of tamales, maybe even tried one if you’re hispanic or have hispanic friends. C. Credibility material: I have helped with the tamal making process ever since I was…

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    Mexican Restaurants Mexican restaurants are unique compared to other restaurants because the food has different texture and flavors. Some Mmexican food has many different types of sauce and spices. I think Mexican food is better than any other cuisine. Taco Bell is a Restaurant that serves Mmexican food. Taco Bell started in 1950 and was founded by Glen Bell. He first called his restaurant El Taco and then the first Taco Bell was made Downey in California in the year of 1962. PepsiCo bought a…

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    Taco Bell History

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    Taco Bell is one of the most famous mexican restaurant chains to ever exist. Though few know of Glen William Bell Jr., he definitely still deserves a mention in history. His restaurant chain, legacy, and mexican delicacy will live on forever. Taco Bell is one of the most beloved mexican eateries in American history. Honestly who hasn’t had Taco Bell, have you? Glen William Bell was a dedicated family man as well as a visionary and innovator of the restaurant industry who has a humble yet…

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    Mexican Food In America

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    sentiments and current anti-Mexican immigration sentiments in America. Moreover, since food and culture are inextricably intertwined, the stereotypes many Americans have for immigrants is reflected in how Americans treat and perceive immigrants’ cultural cuisine. As stated in the film The Search for General Tso, authentic Chinese food was considered scary and unappealing when Chinese-American relations were tense, but when positive diplomacy was reinstated, the cuisine became popular again.…

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    As Mexicans emigrated from the familiarity of their homes and learned new life in the United States, many preserved native culture traditions to aid the transition. Some Mexicans decided to adopt many American customs, while others stuck to their roots. Ultimately, their lifestyles were influenced, but many Mexican traditions were conserved. Some of the customs that Mexicans retained include religion, food, and entertainment. They kept these traditions like a piece of home. It made new life in…

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    Sasa Brava Research Paper

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    Disappointing. Located just off of quiet Route 66 in Flagstaff, Arizona is a Mexican restaurant the whole family can partake in. And, no, it is not Taco Bell. No, it is not Chipotle Mexican Grill, either. This restaurant is Salsa Brava and it makes customers wish they were at Taco Bell or Chipotle because at least those places will leave their clients plenty satisfied. However, Salsa Brava does have its own delicious spin on classic Mexican dishes, such as their shrimp tacos priced at $10.99…

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