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    Chipotle Bowl Thesis

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    familiar amalgamation of rice and beans, meat and vegetables is the essence of any Chipotle product. This delicious bowl, however, is flexible: whether it be mild, medium, or hot, every single bowl will always contain a type of salsa. These broad categories (meat, beans, salsa) diverge into a variety of options (carnitas, sofritas, pinto, black), providing many paths to one destination. It is precisely this customizable template that emphasizes the distinct qualities of UChicago’s program of…

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    nutritional system. Chipotle’s menu is very simple while Qdoba’s is more complicated. At Chipotle, the choices are simple, choosing from: a burrito, a bowl, crispy or soft tacos, a quesadilla, two types of beans and rice, five different meats, four salsas ranging from mild to hot, then lastly the toppings are lettuce, cheese, sour cream, and guacamole. Chipotle gives the right amount…

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    The Salvadoran cumbia produces a relaxing, peaceful environment whereas the Puerto Rican salsa and reggaeton create a convivial, dancing atmosphere. These genres perfectly sum up both of these countries. While visiting my Salvadoran side, I have witnessed a room filled with my many relatives along with classic Salvadoran dishes: juicy carne…

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    Avocados Research Paper

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    Avocados are an awesome vegetable or fruit. They seem to be an awesome vegetable, because they are not sweet like a fruit. But, then they seem like a fruit, because they are the fruit of a tree. Whatever they are, there are a lot of good things about them. If you like mayonnaise on your sandwich, then you should try a mashed one fourth of an avocado. It makes a very tasty mayo, and since avocados are 85% fat, they make a natural mayonnaise. The best way to cut open an avocado is to cut it in…

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    Addie, Katelynn, AP, Joshua, and I were getting in the car after a dodgeball tournament and Amber caught me right as we were leaving. Everyone had already gotten in the car and Amber pulled me aside. She asked me if I wanted to go on a cruise. At first I thought she was joking and I looked over and saw my mom talking to Troy Dad. Then I knew she wasn’t joking and I was so excited I started running and jumping around the SkyZone parking lot. Amber and I had been shopping for new shorts and…

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    Spoken Language Change

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    for objects, actions, and concepts and 2) how words are pronounced. Of these aspects of change, terms are the first to change. Some terms are borrowed from other languages. For example, salsa, a Spanish word for a spicy tomato sauce, has become commonplace in spoken English in the United States. Today more salsa is purchased in the United States than ketchup according to one newspaper account in 2013. This change in language (and eating habits) is a result of a borrowing of terms and foods…

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    was called Chips and Salsa. It is actually written by a North Carolina native, Ed Kiefer which, I think makes it more exciting for East Carolina University students to play. The piece is based on Latin music and had a great energetic rhythm throughout the whole song. The cowbell, maracas, conga drums and xylophone that started playing at the very beginning of the song set the tempo for all the other instruments that came in during later measures. I found the Chips and Salsa piece…

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    Paleo Traditional Food

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    Just a few years ago Paleo recipes were scarce. But the good news is in 2016 Paleo cooking recipes are quite plentiful affording users the opportunity to enjoy a wide variety of tasty, succulent Paleo meals. In the past the indigenous habitants on many continents ate natural foods which enabled them to build up a strong immunity to diseases and parasites that normally would invade the body. In today's world we have access to a wide variety of organic foods in local markets and the major food…

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    Smoothie Recipe

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    If you are planning to start a diet for losing the extra weight, then you must keep in mind to include some healthy smoothies as well. There are plenty of healthy and delicious drinks of this type, that can help you in your fight against fat, and that will do miracles. Here are 5 smoothie recipes for weight loss, which are very easy to prepare, and most of all, will help you achieve your goal. 1. Apple Alkalaid A glass of this amazing drink contains 5 g fiber, 115 cal, 30 g carb, 20 g sugar, 1…

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    Colombia Research Paper

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    Colombia is the only country in South America with coastlines in the Pacific and Caribbean Sea. Also known as the best coffee producer and the world’s leading source of emeralds. Colombia is so unique it has a river of five colors. Shakira and Karol G are popular Colombian singers. Colombia has a variety of food options. They have a handful of places tourists would go where they wouldn't know where to go first. Colombians love to celebrate with music and dancing. Colombia has unique and diverse…

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