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Fried Spam and Egg or Fried Spam Bean and Egg Taquitos are popular in So Texas, Ala Mexicana {with fried tomatoes and onions} or just plain . Crawdads are just a bit too fishy tastin` for my likin` but I love a good Maine Lobster. Menudo and Tripas get my stomache rollin` and gag reflex goin`. Nopalitos don`t taste too good either {Kinda slimy}.
I`m pretty picky `bout what I eat, I won`t eat most fish. If it tastes or smells like fish i`m not interested!
Dog or cat food, just the looks let alone the smell of it is enough to keep me from endulging.
If you are wondering what Nopalitos are have a look here.
https://www.gourmetsleuth.com/nopalitos.htm
I`m pretty picky `bout what I eat, I won`t eat most fish. If it tastes or smells like fish i`m not interested!
Dog or cat food, just the looks let alone the smell of it is enough to keep me from endulging.
If you are wondering what Nopalitos are have a look here.
https://www.gourmetsleuth.com/nopalitos.htm
was a while ago, but from memory USDA made pet food companies list all the ingredients in the tinned dog, same requirement wasnt required for fit for human consumption tinned food, has anything changed?, might be better off with the tinned dog in some circumstances, (better balanced diet with all the necessary vitamins included!) tongue in cheek 
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When we were down in Aruba, W.I. two weeks ago,
our local guide was explaining the joys of eating
Nopalito soup. She said it was a very flavorful, pale
green slime with a nice cilantro taste.
I'll stick to my black bean soup, thank you very much.
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When we were down in Aruba, W.I. two weeks ago,
our local guide was explaining the joys of eating
Nopalito soup. She said it was a very flavorful, pale
green slime with a nice cilantro taste.
I'll stick to my black bean soup, thank you very much.
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Mickey! You had to post that photo...now I've gotta head for the cajun place....or convince Jerri to start making up a "rou" (or however you spell it)!
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Mickey Richaud said:
<span style="color: #990000">If that white rice with that crawfish stew,
I'll order a gallon to go!! Pan de ajo and and tostones on the side.
Makes me hungry just looking at that bowl.
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See, my Dad makes that (etouffe)-we had it a week or two ago.
The cactus soup doesn't sound too bad-I've always wanted to try it. I forget, to they eat agave?
Recently had a sandwich with fried plantains on it-I didn't think I'd like it, but it was pretty good!
-Wm.
The cactus soup doesn't sound too bad-I've always wanted to try it. I forget, to they eat agave?
Recently had a sandwich with fried plantains on it-I didn't think I'd like it, but it was pretty good!
-Wm.
