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• Thread starter Thread starter QurazyQuisp
• Start date Start date Jan 31, 2006

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QurazyQuisp

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Had a wet burrito? I'm not making it up... it's a food stuff. Basically a Burrito with Enchalada Sauce on it, and they are YUMMY. Supposedly they were first invented in Grand Rapids, MI, but it's hard to tell if that's true. You can get them at almost any restaurant in Grand Rapids... It's perhaps one of my favorite dishes... so good.

FoBoT

No Lifer

how is that not an enchalada? besides the sauce, what is different inside a burrito and enchilada? Q

QurazyQuisp

Platinum Member

Originally posted by: QurazyQuisp Had a wet burrito? I'm not making it up... it's a food stuff. Basically a Burrito with Enchalada Sauce on it, and they are YUMMY. Supposedly they were first invented in Grand Rapids, MI, but it's hard to tell if that's true. You can get them at almost any restaurant in mexican Grand Rapids... We have a pretty big hispanic population... It's perhaps one of my favorite dishes... so good. Click to expand...

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KarenMarie

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you might want to correct your thread title. Q

QurazyQuisp

Platinum Member

I'm not quite sure... I always order the Wet Burrito... I'll get an enchalada some time soon and tell you... I know both are on the menu. O

OdiN

Banned

What's a wed burrito? Q

QurazyQuisp

Platinum Member

sorry, pressed the wrong button. F

FleshLight

Diamond Member

Originally posted by: FoBoT how is that not an enchalada? besides the sauce, what is different inside a burrito and enchilada? Click to expand...

Enchilada = Corn tortilla with cheese + meat/beans/veggies smothered in a cheesy sauce Burrito = Flour tortilla with beans/cheese/rice/meat/veggies/salsa/guacamole/sourcream/etc M

MrDingleDangle

Lifer

for some reason i dont believe it was invented in grand rapids, MI...I have had them at Mexican restaurants in Los Angeles and I doubt Mexicans stole ideas for mexican food from michigan Q

QurazyQuisp

Platinum Member

Originally posted by: MrDingleDangle for some reason i dont believe it was invented in grand rapids, MI...I have had them at Mexican restaurants in Los Angeles and I doubt Mexicans stole ideas for mexican food from michigan Click to expand...

It's just what they say, and what I've heard... notice the supposedly. Sorry for the multiple posts... evidently I can't press the "edit" button. T

Trogdor91

Senior member

Sounds like kinky sexual innuendo. "Yeah, i gave her the ol wet burrito last night."

datalink7

Lifer

Originally posted by: MrDingleDangle for some reason i dont believe it was invented in grand rapids, MI...I have had them at Mexican restaurants in Los Angeles and I doubt Mexicans stole ideas for mexican food from michigan Click to expand...

Yah I've had them in Mexican resaurants in Oregon as well.

OutHouse

Lifer

yea its called a smothered burrito around here.

Supposedly they were first invented in Grand Rapids, MI, but it's hard to tell if that's true. You can get them at almost any restaurant in Grand Rapids... Click to expand...

:disgust: WTF??? dude smothered burritos have been around for a very long time and i doupt any one place can lay claim to it. Q

QurazyQuisp

Platinum Member

I said supposedly, and a restaurant claims that they were the first to make it... I never said that I claimed it... I said supposedly.

yhelothar

Lifer

Yup, I get it pretty regularly. Good stuff. S

ShadoWing

Diamond Member

boy think about the cholesteral......imagine buyin pants 52/20 M

miniMUNCH

Diamond Member

Wet burrito invented in MI... I'm sure no one ever put sauce on a burrito before.:roll: But...yes, I've them and they are good.

FoBoT

No Lifer

Originally posted by: FleshLight

Originally posted by: FoBoT how is that not an enchalada? besides the sauce, what is different inside a burrito and enchilada? Click to expand...

Enchilada = Corn tortilla with cheese + meat/beans/veggies smothered in a cheesy sauce Burrito = Flour tortilla with beans/cheese/rice/meat/veggies/salsa/guacamole/sourcream/etc Click to expand...

so the main difference is the corn vs. flour tortilla? ok, thanks. sounds like the same thing to me

yhelothar

Lifer

The difference isn't between corn tortilla and flour tortilla. It's the size that makes the difference. Enchiladas are generally really small and skinny, and you usually get 2-3 of them on a plate. Wet burritos are big and fat, and you just get one.

weirdichi

Diamond Member

Originally posted by: Trogdor91 Sounds like kinky sexual innuendo. "Yeah, i gave her the ol wet burrito last night." Click to expand...

That's what I thought. Maybe a cousin to the Dirty Sanchez.

OutHouse

Lifer

Originally posted by: virtualgames0 The difference isn't between corn tortilla and flour tortilla. It's the size that makes the difference. Enchiladas are generally really small and skinny, and you usually get 2-3 of them on a plate. Wet burritos are big and fat, and you just get one. Click to expand...

perhaps the dirtiest thing said on OT all day. :heart: N

nateholtrop

Diamond Member

Originally posted by: QurazyQuisp Had a wet burrito? I'm not making it up... it's a food stuff. Basically a Burrito with Enchalada Sauce on it, and they are YUMMY. Supposedly they were first invented in Grand Rapids, MI, but it's hard to tell if that's true. You can get them at almost any restaurant in Grand Rapids... It's perhaps one of my favorite dishes... so good. Click to expand...

That's where I live and we have the best wet burrito's in the country! 🙂 S

Schfifty Five

Lifer

This thread is going down hill fast haha. S

screw3d

Diamond Member

Originally posted by: OdiN What's a wed burrito? Click to expand...

I just thought about a racist joke 😱 C

compuwiz1

Admin Emeritus Elite Member

Yep, I eat them all the time at this Taqueria near us. I get a super carne asada burrito, then have them make it wet. They put on the enchilada sauce and can even melt some cheese on it. I like a big dollop of sour cream and guacamole on the side. That and all you can eat chips and salsa are the bomb! 🙂

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