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God tier: Yucatan
High tier: South, Gulf Coast, Central highlands
Mid tier: Central Pacific, North Pacific
Walmart tier: North (aka Texas)

Why does Mexican food get so terrible as you move closer to the United States border?

>> No.12952656

Shit tier: All of Mexico

>> No.12952761

>>12952656
seething amerifat thinking texmex is in any way related to mexican food

>> No.12952807

Wow, it's like a geography class. How neat

>> No.12953660

>>12952612
>Yucatan
>God tier
lmao
>Why does Mexican food get so terrible as you move closer to the United States border?
It doesn't. It has the best seafood in Mexico.

>> No.12953682

>>12952612
mmmm beans and meat with retarded sauce my favorite
Fuck mexican food and fuck you OP

>> No.12953694

KILL ALL MESTIZO APE PEOPLE 2020

>> No.12953719
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>>12953660
Literally every country that matters has seafood, that's like saying "we have water"

Only México has cochinita pibil

>> No.12953722

>>12952612
Because northern mexico is a fucking desert like southern Texass.

>> No.12953731

>>12953682
You have to go back to your shit food containment country, Cletus.

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>>12953722
This is peak norteño '''''''food'''''''

>> No.12953765

>>12953719
seafood dishes you faggot. sea urchin tostadas > pork

>> No.12953774

>Yucatan better than Oaxacan
No.

>> No.12954019
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>>12953765
Tostada de erizo is ok but they stole the idea from the Peruvians and there is nothing especially unique about the ingredients

Pibil >>>>>> boring orange snot on a stale tortilla

>> No.12954122

>>12954019
>>12954019
>>12954019
>stole the idea from the Peruvians and there is nothing especially unique about the ingredients.
You do realize that nearly every south american cuisine has a dish similar to cochinita pibil?
Anatto+ spices in a pork dish is everywhere in latin america and cooking underground has been done before native Mexicans have done it. Nothing special or unique as you would say

Also, Seafood> Pork. always

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>>12954122
>cochinita piblil is the same as some random pernil from potato land

>> No.12954202

>>12954175
literal same ingredients my guy. nothing special

>> No.12954211

>>12954202
No

>> No.12954220

>>12954211
Yes

>> No.12954712

>>12953738
nigga this is out of a white first lady's cookbook.

>> No.12954967

>>12952761
>amerifat
Wrong, Pablo

>> No.12954998

If you want to talk about best traditional cuisine? Then Oaxaca is best. If you want to talk about best place to eat in Mexico? Then Baja California is best

>> No.12957078

>>12954220
Nope

>> No.12958174

>>12957078
Yes

>> No.12958182

Mexican cuisine does not use any spices

>> No.12958195

>>12954122
Achiote comes from Mexico silly

>> No.12958210

>>12958195
And south America as well. Doesn't take away the fact that I can eat a pork dish in Peru and Ecuador that tastes exactly like Cochinita pibil. Nothing special

>> No.12958217

>>12958210
Achiote comes from Mexico silly

>> No.12958218

>>12958182
How do you make Mole then?

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>>12952612
Which is which?

>> No.12958227

>>12958222
At least a third of those dishes are just one-offs from specific restaurants

>> No.12958234

>>12958217
All over the Americas

>> No.12958235

>>12958218
Which one? There's dozens of them
>>12954019
>>12954122
>>12954202
>>12954220
>>12957078
>>12958210
80% of the ingredients Mexican cuisine uses are endemic to Mesoamerica, you absolute fucking moron.

>> No.12958240

>>12958227
Are you legitimately retarded or just incredibly butthurt? Those dishes are some of the most generic ones you can find fucking everywhere.

>> No.12958242

>>12958227
Not him but only 10% consist of specific restaurants, which isn't a bad thing

>> No.12958245

>>12958235
Turn that full-auto switch to single-fire mode bro, you're hitting friendlies

>> No.12958247

>>12958235
Black. You know, the one that usually consists of 30+ spices and herbs

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>>12958240
Oh ok cool let me just head on down to Mega Tacos in Juarez and order the Pulpo Pujol

>> No.12958259

>>12958254
>one dish out of who knows how many
lol

What was that about a third of those being from restaurants?

>> No.12958260

>>12958254
>one third
Still wrong

>> No.12958266

>>12958247
Poblano, Oaxaqueño, Chichilo, Manchamanteles, are all kind of black.

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>>12958259
>>12958260

>> No.12958271

>>12958266
I didn't mention Poblano, Chichilo and Manchamanteles(Not even black) though

>> No.12958274

>>12958227
>>12958254
>>12958268
>a third
More like a 56th lmao

>> No.12958277

>>12958242
>>12958268
Not really.

>> No.12958288

>>12958242
Literally 1.6% of those consist of specific restaurants.
>>12958268
Is that pic supposed to represent you? You are the one brought the third number out of your ass.

>> No.12958301

>>12958222
is someone going to answer?

>> No.12958304

>>12958271
What's the difference?

>> No.12958309

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l97D8IM1YpY
This is better than 90% of the stuff you see in other regions in Mexico

>> No.12958321

>>12958304
Chichilo = sauce with ash flavor
Manchamanteles = fruit stew
Poblano = the generic chocolately sweet mole the casual thinks of
Negro= a more complex version of Poblano, made with more ingredients and less sweet

>> No.12958327

>>12958321
So negro = oaxaqueño?

>> No.12958345

>>12958327
Yeah.

>> No.12958638

>>12954967
Alright, then some eurofag whose opinion doesn't matter anyway.

>> No.12958681

>>12958638
It's obvious he is some sort of butthurt South American.

>> No.12959284

Give me an aguachile over pibil anyday

>> No.12961150

>>12959284
Nah

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