i recently moved to cedral wich is about 25 minutes from matehuala i always go because its the nearest walmart thanks for showing me the pizza place will have to try for sure
Matehuala is the number one overnight stop for Americans and Canadians driving down from or to Texas. Most spend the night at the Las Palmas Midway Inn which is also pet friendly and has a fantastic onsite restaurant.
Hi Venture Lyfe, the pizza was huge and very good. If you’re looking for a non touristic place Matehuala is good for that especially if your near by. Thanks for watching and commenting. -Marc
Hi Marc and Paulette... interesting video! I've never heard of this town. The views of the streetscapes resemble both Chihuahua City and Ciudad Obregon. That pizza looked amazing! The cabuches look interesting, too, I understand that they taste like artichokes... did you get to try those?
Hi Markas, the pizza was amazing. We haven't been to Cuidad Obregon. I can see to Chihuahua. We did try the cabuches and they did taste like artichokes. -Marc
I love this video! I will check out this town. I am looking to reallocate to a smaller city (with less than 100,000 people) that is not too touristic (so it's more affordable). I will put it on my list! It was fun seeing you with your Mexican friends 🙂
@@TheTwoTravelersInMexico the preserve of “cactus” in vinegar your friend was showing , they were used to make a sweet like camotes style, cristalízed fruits we call them , they were used for Rosca de Reyes as well , but the government doesn’t allow to eat them anymore, so it’s consumption is clandestine like the turtle eggs are.Hugs Mark
Hi!!! The biznaga is forbidden but the cabuches are the flower that grows from the biznaga; that is not illegal and you can find it in a lot of restaurants
@@enricagalvan4331 yes, but as far as I know, it’s forbidden and worst cos you need the seeds of the flower for birds and rodents to be dispersed, I’m not a biologist but most seeds are in the flowers , aren’t they in this case ? in Guadalajara, my city, you can sadly still buy biznaga, we should all help to reduce our own carbon fingerprint
Interesting. I did some reading on this and discovered that while it's illegal to dig up a dig up a Biznaga and use it for something taking the flowers is not illegal in fact the extract from the flower is used in candy as well. Is it possible to harvest the seed from the flower and grow more Biznaga? We saw a lot of the flowers being sold in Matehuala, is it possible that some company grows them in controlled environments and harvests the seeds to grow more? Both of you have more insight into this then I do i'm sure. -Marc
Las Servillanas is a great, truly great restaurant. I’ve probably stopped there 15-20 times. There are like 4-5 Las Servillanas in Matehuala.
Thanks for the info. -Marc
Cute town, love the stained glass in the cathedral! Nice tour, thanks!
Thank you for watching and commenting Cindy. -Marc
Bonita mi matehuala 😊
Si, Matehuala es muy bonita. -Marc
i recently moved to cedral wich is about 25 minutes from matehuala i always go because its the nearest walmart thanks for showing me the pizza place will have to try for sure
Definitely check out the pizza place. Thank you for watching and commenting. -Marc
Great Video, had not thought of visiting but we will put it on our list of places to visit. Beautful church.
We enjoyed our time there. It's fun to visit places that not a lot of tourists go. We hope to see you and Victor soon. -Marc
Matehuala is the number one overnight stop for Americans and Canadians driving down from or to Texas. Most spend the night at the Las Palmas Midway Inn which is also pet friendly and has a fantastic onsite restaurant.
Very true. Thabks for watchng and commenting Rod. -Marc
Great Video! So nice that Juan Carlos and Enrica showed you guys around Matehuala. Miss you all. ♥️
Thanks Kathleen, we miss you and Jeff. -Marc
Cool trip, I've never heard of this town. Thanks guys! ☮️❤️😎
It was fun and an interesting town. We really enjoyed our time there. -Marc
I really enjoy going on these trips with you two and your friends. Thank you.
Thank you so much Charlos for your kind comment. We hope you are doing well. -Marc
@@TheTwoTravelersInMexico same to both of you. G B.
Wow huge pizza but look delicious🍕. Very nice trip, we hope to go someday!
Hi Venture Lyfe, the pizza was huge and very good. If you’re looking for a non touristic place Matehuala is good for that especially if your near by. Thanks for watching and commenting. -Marc
Excelente viaje Marc y Paulette y los que nos esperan; saludos 😃👋👋👋👋👋👋👋👋
We enjoyed our time with you and feel very fortunate that you showed us around. -Marc
Fantastic video guys. Thank you.
Thank you for your kind comment Susan. -Marc
Hi Marc and Paulette... interesting video! I've never heard of this town. The views of the streetscapes resemble both Chihuahua City and Ciudad Obregon. That pizza looked amazing! The cabuches look interesting, too, I understand that they taste like artichokes... did you get to try those?
Hi Markas, the pizza was amazing. We haven't been to Cuidad Obregon. I can see to Chihuahua. We did try the cabuches and they did taste like artichokes. -Marc
Fascinating video, learned about some interesting food stuffs, thank you for sharing. Mexican candy stores are very different to me.
The candy stores are different. Candy stores here often also sell pastries. Thanks for watching and commenting. -Marc
Hi! Im from Matehuala, saludos!
Do you still live there? We enjoyed our time there. -Marc
hola amigos
Hola Wayne.
Welcome in mexico 👋👋👋👍
Gracias La flor. -Marc
The couple that you went with look like great people and they really helped to make this a great video. I hope to see more of them in upcoming videos.
They are great friends and great on camera. -Marc
😮
@@enricagalvan4331 🤠 for real though!
The pizza you guys ate looked good but that pizza with Kraft cheese slices did not
Funny, Paulette thought the same thing. Being a lover of all things pizza u thought it looked good. Thanks for watching and commenting Chris. -Marc
How you been to go en Tijuana Mexico
Hi Kevin, we have not been there yet? Have you been there? -Marc
Yes
My hometown ❤❤
Matehuala is amazing. A small town with that wonderful Mexican vibe. -Marc
Hello two travelers another great video 🤗🤗😃😃
Thank you Gael, we hope you are doing well. -Marc
I love this video! I will check out this town. I am looking to reallocate to a smaller city (with less than 100,000 people) that is not too touristic (so it's more affordable). I will put it on my list! It was fun seeing you with your Mexican friends 🙂
Matehuala might fit the bill for you. We enjoyed our time with Juan Carlos and Enrica. -Marc
I got my people there i recommend to (real de catorce) is an small old village
Hola amigos👍🤗
Hola Elsa. -Marc
Biznaga is forbidden for consumption since 5 years ago because it’s close to extinction !
Thanks for that information. What is Biznaga?
@@TheTwoTravelersInMexico the preserve of “cactus” in vinegar your friend was showing , they were used to make a sweet like camotes style, cristalízed fruits we call them , they were used for Rosca de Reyes as well , but the government doesn’t allow to eat them anymore, so it’s consumption is clandestine like the turtle eggs are.Hugs Mark
Hi!!! The biznaga is forbidden but the cabuches are the flower that grows from the biznaga; that is not illegal and you can find it in a lot of restaurants
@@enricagalvan4331 yes, but as far as I know, it’s forbidden and worst cos you need the seeds of the flower for birds and rodents to be dispersed, I’m not a biologist but most seeds are in the flowers , aren’t they in this case ? in Guadalajara, my city, you can sadly still buy biznaga, we should all help to reduce our own carbon fingerprint
Interesting. I did some reading on this and discovered that while it's illegal to dig up a dig up a Biznaga and use it for something taking the flowers is not illegal in fact the extract from the flower is used in candy as well. Is it possible to harvest the seed from the flower and grow more Biznaga? We saw a lot of the flowers being sold in Matehuala, is it possible that some company grows them in controlled environments and harvests the seeds to grow more? Both of you have more insight into this then I do i'm sure. -Marc
Great video and it gives us a possible trip idea. Keep up the good work and we will see you soon.
Yeah, we’re looking forward to meeting up when you get to SLP.