November 19, 2024 - 18:51 UTC
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@jacobandrews.bsky.social Your horse is a burrito.
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Thank you for this. I feel better about my "do you want little donkeys for dinner" jokes that always fall flat.
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From ChatGPT:
The name burrito, which means "little donkey" in Spanish, is thought to come from the way the food resembles the shape of a donkey's pack or bedroll. In the past, donkeys were commonly used to carry loads, often wrapped in a similar fashion to the way burritos are rolled.
The name burrito, which means "little donkey" in Spanish, is thought to come from the way the food resembles the shape of a donkey's pack or bedroll. In the past, donkeys were commonly used to carry loads, often wrapped in a similar fashion to the way burritos are rolled.
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The story says that the man was selling the stew wrap in the tortilla to save on plates and he would use his donkey as transportation, so people would yell "ahi viene el burrito" (here comes the donkey) and that's how it got its name
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They are called that because the man who invented them sold them on top of a donkey...true story.
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