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To: RealMuLan who wrote (9434)	2/12/2003 2:54:20 PM
From: X Y Zebra	Respond to of 14610

Ah see... real Mexican food or Argentinean do not necessarily use cheese... --never mind "a lot") it is the cheesy restaurants of pseudo Mexican food in the states that give that "fame" (and horrible food) to Mexican food I'would say that both the great Parrilladas Argentinas (lots of meat and chimuchurri sause) gosouthamerica.about.com p.vtourist.com chimichurri... gosouthamerica.about.com or the mildly spicy food of say... southern Mexico (like the Yucatán peninsula) cochinita pibil... batista.org I think the Chinese would love these and others... (particularly as an alternative to their excellent food.) for a commercial venture... if the volume would warrant it... getting the ingredients would be an easier proposition than one shot deal.... just idle talk.... -g