Nobody in my family has EVER eaten a plain tortilla with salt and my whole family is from Mexico so no. This isnt "Fact". Maybe for your family it is but not all Mexicans are like this
I practically lived with my Hispanic friend during my high school year and felt it in my soul the moment I saw that tortilla hit the burner with NOTHING underneath it. Felt like I was back home again. 😂
😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅... Yeah, is wasn't that funny. And why do you idiots all feel the need to use the same stupid indium as everyone else? "gOt Me RoLlInG" "It WaS __ fOr Me" "sEnT mE" It's all so fuckin cringe...
@@Kaybye555 yes, I buy 1kg of tortillas at my neighborhood tortilliria here in CDMX and sometimes I don't finish all of them. Do I put salt before or after I fry them?
Aww this brings back memories!! When I was younger my mom would always make my dad tortillas for his breakfast. Before he’d go off to work he’d go in my room and wake me up with a sippy cup of nesquik and a nice fresh tortilla w salt, but bc they were freshly made they were nice and soft, so he’d crumple it in his hand and mold it into the shape of an animal. Haven’t had one in bout a decade and a half, nothing beats it tho
Brooooooo my mom used to make them as well. She’d put a bit of salt and if I feel “brave” a crushed up chile and mold it into like a thick bowl or ball Those were the days😔
My eyes lit up when I say that tortilla hit that stove. As a black woman i default to pretty much the same thing, butter on lightly toasted bread and if I’m feeling snazzy I may sprinkle some cinnamon and sugar on it.
My multicultural family would eat buttered tortillas as a snack. Did not realize other hispanics/Latinos did not do this till I did it at a friends house and they where amazed.
Indeed, for years I worked with many Carribean (PR/DR/Cuba) Hispanics who never considered snacking on tortillas, but LOVED plantains - maduros frito, tostones, plantain chips, someone would regularly be running to the nearby bodega to get a snack and a café con leche...
@@mattcat65my friends would snack on tortillas but they never considered eating them with butter. till one day when I was eating dinner with them at their house when I asked them to pass the butter and they asked for what. I did not realize a lot of other Hispanics and Latinos just never considered the possibility of a buttered tortilla instead of a lot of the more traditional ways to eat tortillas so that day at dinner everyone tried tortillas with butter. I probably made their lives just a little bit more unhealthy that day.
I'm super mixed and Hispanic is a big portion of one of my halves. My grandma gave us tortillas w. butter all the time!! 😁 I think it depends where you're from. Just like how all food vary by location. Not all Mexican's have red pozole in their part of Mexico. I now taught my kid to eat tortillas con mantequilla. 😆
The aggressive pouring of the salt shaker on "salts in Spanish" reminded me of my mother. She's not Spanish, but she can't retain salt due to a medical condition, so she puts insane amounts of salt on things. The scariest thing is when she hands me what's left of her food and asks "Did you taste the salt?" Yeah, mom. And nothing else. Where's the actual food?! 😂
People saying she ain’t Mexican enough don’t understand the power of validation she holds by eating a Tortilla con Sal For years a snack and treat for every Mexican passed through generations and generations till this day, even endorsed by the Tortillerías in Mexico as a treat for waiting when you’re a kid getting the tortillas for your mom God Bless the Tortilla Con Sal (also the variations with limón and salsa)
@@hierbichyeah try that shit en la peda con la banda. they gonna show you how much of a pocho you and this girl is. pulling out the constitution for validation screams whitexican haha
Not just Mexicans, doing this with a little cheese was staple growing up ( well when we had cheese, we were pretty poor) but I did grow up in PHX and I'm basically the only white person in my family so ... Lol
As a kid I had the stomach flu and really wanted a bean and cheese burrito. My father gave me a warm, buttered, rolled-up tortilla and it absolutely amazing. My brain perceived it as exactly what I craved.
When people ask me my ethnicity, I say Mexican American, because both Cultures have been deeply rooted in me, and the story is the same for a bunch of us. As a result we have created a new culture in its own right. That being the Chicano. This is to say that while I will settle for a tortilla de maìz con mantequilla, I'll often find myself staring into the abyss off a fridge deciding what I want because nothing seems appealing or complimentary to each other.
@@chloee7007I was wondering if maybe that’s regional, because where I grew up, even the restaurants would automatically give you butter with your tortillas. It’s just what everyone does. Then I moved to a new city and people looked at me like I was crazy for putting butter on tortillas. And I thought they were crazy for _not_ doing it. I mean, what’s more comforting than a fresh flour tortilla with butter on it?
My Puerto Rican/Hawaiian husband and I often have a warmed tortilla with some butter for a snack. He introduced me and now it's one of my fav simple snacks.
You just unlocked a memory. My grandma used to make that for me, but with tostada intead of tortilla. I always thought it was a gringo abomination, but it's interesting that it is at least similar to an "authentic" snack.
I’m Puerto Rican from Puerto Rico and we traditionally don’t have tortillas. What we call tortillas are omelettes. Our simple snack is pan sobao with avocados or we eat plantains in some form lol
But is not and Hispanic thing is a Mexican thing, most countries in Latin America don't eat tortillas and I'm pretty sure Spaniards doesn't eat that too.
@@artemisa1523 in my country, indigenous people adopted plenty mexican traditional food and customs. There was an indigenous group where my father is originary from known as the Chorotegas and they keep making traditional food based on corn since the coast was an accesible zone fpr immigrant indigenous group for exchanging products and culture. I live in central america and here people eat and sew wode varieties of avocado so yes, people still make handmade tortillas the way pur ancestprs did and also eat aindustrial tortilla and benefit from the natipnal production of avocado. It definetely depends on the country but here we really enjoy of that food. That also depends on ypur definition of "spaniards" or hispanics, because i know i am not from the Iberic peninsula and rather from latin america, which makes me latina; however I was taught that I could also be hispanic since our country was colonized by spanish people and I have spanish ancestors as well. Hope that clears out your doubt for my particular case.
@@minoh3213 but eating tortillas is just a Mexican and some countries of central America thing, is not something you can generalized as "Hispanic", "Arroz con leche" is an Hispanic food, that food is in every Spanish speaking country. Here in South America we don't eat tortillas, so we aren't Hispanic? Why is Mexican food the standar for "Hispanic" food? Even empanadas are eaten in more Hispanic countries than tortillas
@@artemisa1523 well, that's what I just pointed out in my comment, is not the same in all countries; I was speaking from my particular case and my definition of hispanic (most of the population in my country is descendant of spanish people), however that doesn't make it a standard for all LatinAmerica neither only a Mexican thing. I appreciate your point and I am sure that not all people eat it but I was comenting my case, and definetely apologize if it spunded as a generalization, that's why I tried to clarify my point. Plus, I do not limit it to only hispanics, I said "as a Hispanic" since I feel identified with eating it almost everyday since tortillas and avocado are the things I can easily find at home and avocados grow in my backyard. I do not ignore that globalization and the international marrket have both been a helpful tool for providing people with that specific food. I reiterate: I was just sharing my experience and it is understandable that it was confusing because I did not clarify my conrext and the perspective from which I was saying it at first. I am not trying to discuss wether tortillas are Mexican or not, since we all know that it is a product that grew and started being comercialized thanks to that culture but is more traditional rather than industrial in some countries of Latin America with exceptions and some others.
My dad always made flour tortillas with butter. That was my favorite after school snack/struggle meal, and I still make it when I'm feeling.... peckish😂😂😂
tortillas rolled up with butter, cinnamon, and sugar hits harder for me though (that was mine and my siblings' universal favorite dessert XD) but my mom is only half mexican (and a quarter german and quarter japanese), so maybe it was a whiter version of a mexican snack hahaha 🤣
@@sydneysimmons4788My mom is half Mexican and half French from my grandpas side and my dad is half black and half Native American so I'm hella mixed lol.
My first week living in Mexico, watching someone reheat their simple bean and cheese directly on the stove was a watershed moment for me. That was how I ate my breakfast nearly every day for 2 whole years.
put those beans in the blender... pour over few rolled tortillas, and you have enfrijoladas. Basic, cheap, filling and nutritious if you cook without tons of oil also low fat.
Flour tortilla with peanut butter and jelly was something I used to as a kid. Our house was both cultures together even though English was spoken. I learned Spanish later.
*“Waits in Spanish” “salts in Spanish” “eats in Spanish” “drifts off in Spanish” “digests in Spanish”* how the Spanish can do some many things in Spanish is something I will never understand
@@minivan1680 I'm not Colombian, but two of my best friends are. Growing up their moms always made me arepas when ever I went over. 😄 Best arepa is with queso blanco, frijoles negras, and an egg over easy on top. Add some Tapatio pique for some🔥. 😋
Era algo común en las tortillerías ver un tazón/molcajete con salsa fresca y un salero --- con eso, a la par que pedía mis tortillas, teníamos la opción de tomar una tortilla y untarle salsa o ponerle algo de sal y comerla al momento. Una delicia. 😊
I used to heat up a flower tortilla then add butter. Delicious! Also heat up the flower tortilla and add peanut butter and jelly. It’s surprisingly warm and good. Just don’t add too much because it will run out.
As a Puerto Rican, I feel like these videos should be labeled for Mexicans not Hispanics. This is why the gringos are so damn confused. They swear we all eat tacos and love spicy food lol
I think she makes it quite clear that she is of Mexican descent...which also makes her also Hispanic. And us, of Mexican Descent, love our taco's and hot spicy food...Whaaaa
Mi mama me hacia tortillas hechas a Mano con mantequilla y sal. Un burrito decia Ella. Lo apretaba y le daba forma de patitas y una colita for extra fun 😂
I'm not Hispanic, however, at 51 and lived most of my life in the west Texas area, I pretty much have done the same with the tortilla 😂, honey and butter, PB& J, I've taken salsa and crushed chips in a bowl and called it Mexican cereal 😂😂, keep doing you young lady, 👍🏻
I ❤ to fry corn tortillas in a decent amount of oil (I have great results with coconut oil, bc it browns the surface of everything super quick) pat off excess oil with a paper towel and add a little salt and if I have a sweet tooth - brown sugar and cinnamon… which I also enjoy heavily sprinkled on a warm flour tortilla topped with real butter (esp unsalted butter from grass-fed cows! Pure heaven!). The way the sugar and butter melt together when your tortilla (or toasted bread) is hot enough, it’s just so delightful! Simple pleasures!
"waits in Spanish" "salts in Spanish" "eats in Spanish"
Spanish people are one of the most unique lads I've seen
Tell me about it
WHY ARE YOU EVERYWHERE
Hispanic* Spanish are from Spain, her mom is Mexican so what she did was make a Mexican snack
@@felicitas.c. uhhhh Mexican is Hispanic!
she’s not the best representation of hispanic ppl tbh
The old tortilla with salt. As a mexican I can say this one is true, in fact is a favorite of my father.
I usually put lime in there too though
My grandma would make homemade tortillas and would always hand me one with salt. 😢
Nobody in my family has EVER eaten a plain tortilla with salt and my whole family is from Mexico so no. This isnt "Fact". Maybe for your family it is but not all Mexicans are like this
It’s also one of my favorite snacks with a little bit of lime. At least in the region where my parents are from. It’s a common food and snack.
I only do that when eat caldo, menudo o pozole
My mom would always offer an "avocado taco" when I was a kid, tortilla, sliced avocado, and salt!
That actually sounds good . I'm hungry though. Are they good?
You got avacado?!?
THEYY BOOMBB
Same here, with some fresh tortillas and avocado, you cannot go wrong it 👌👌
Avocado toast before hipsters ruined it 😂
I practically lived with my Hispanic friend during my high school year and felt it in my soul the moment I saw that tortilla hit the burner with NOTHING underneath it. Felt like I was back home again. 😂
"Hispanic"
Gas burner would’ve been better, but even the electric coil was better than the glass flattop. The flame of the gas burner just adds that flavor lol
@@heidiallen4563 fr. Bare gas stove heated tortillas when you're sitting down to eat some queso fundido is 🤌🤌🤌
haahhaa it is really common, my roomates now look at me as if i am crazy when I do that lol
@@KraftGarde?
“eats in spanish “ got me rolling😂😂😂😂
It's the "salts in spanish" that got me 😂😂😂😂
Yup 😂😂😂
😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅... Yeah, is wasn't that funny. And why do you idiots all feel the need to use the same stupid indium as everyone else?
"gOt Me RoLlInG"
"It WaS __ fOr Me"
"sEnT mE"
It's all so fuckin cringe...
"Digests in Spanish" got me
Dam yall must b lame asl if you think thats funny
I could eat buttered tortillas for the rest of my life, they never get old.
Dude tortillas with butter hit the spot mannn they one of my comfort foods fr
Couldn’t agree more
Absolutely! Fresh tortilla with some butter spread on it, the best!
De harina o de maiz?
@@anniesmith6165 yes
Damn you said it and now I crave it!
Okay “digest in Spanish” was the one that got me 😭😂👏🏻
My father In law: “So you just turn anything into a burrito, don't you?” YES I DO 🤣
It depends on the size of the tortilla. Some things we turn into tacos.
@@bd_mayhem Right 😂
@@bd_mayhem I was making a burrito with chicken alfredo when he said this 😂
I understand. I've definitely made spaghetti bolognese burritos
@@bd_mayhem That sounds so good Im gonna try it now
Reminds me of my husband when he wants a snack. I ask him how many tortillas he wants and it’s usually: cuatro para empezar 😂
Im actually surprised how many chips 4 tortillas makes
@@1rjona just as a tip, we call them totopos. The tortillas are usually cut into triangles, six or four amd tossed in oil to make totopos
@@Kaybye555 yes, I buy 1kg of tortillas at my neighborhood tortilliria here in CDMX and sometimes I don't finish all of them. Do I put salt before or after I fry them?
@@1rjona after is the way we do it at my house.
@@heather.gmz.89 gracias
Aww this brings back memories!! When I was younger my mom would always make my dad tortillas for his breakfast. Before he’d go off to work he’d go in my room and wake me up with a sippy cup of nesquik and a nice fresh tortilla w salt, but bc they were freshly made they were nice and soft, so he’d crumple it in his hand and mold it into the shape of an animal. Haven’t had one in bout a decade and a half, nothing beats it tho
That’s adorable
You had great parents💖
Brooooooo my mom used to make them as well.
She’d put a bit of salt and if I feel “brave” a crushed up chile and mold it into like a thick bowl or ball
Those were the days😔
That sounds like an amazing early memory.
This is so cute it almost made me cry
Nothing better than a homemade tortilla , a little salt & butter.
“ Tacos Mantequilla”!
God bless you Mama Nina!🙏🏾❤️
My eyes lit up when I say that tortilla hit that stove. As a black woman i default to pretty much the same thing, butter on lightly toasted bread and if I’m feeling snazzy I may sprinkle some cinnamon and sugar on it.
Who puts mantequilla in their tacos con sal?!
@@1998rgi did!
my abuela used to make us ranitas or puerquitos 🐷 with the fresh homemade tortillas con sal
That's not a homemade tortilla
La tortilla con sal es un clásico. No entiendo cómo algo tan simple puede ser tan riquísimo.😅
@@user-sleepy33 no me hagas tener hambre a estas horas
@@user-sleepy33 ¿Tortillería? ¿Qué es eso? Aquí en Europa no existe tal cosa 😅
"Waits in Spanish" "salts in Spanish" "eats in Spanish" "digests in Spanish" 😂😂😂
The only bad part is guerro tortillas the most fake GMO tortillas one can buy
@@RSR8485 Fr tho 😂😂😂
@@RSR8485 that’s why I buy my tortilla from the tortillería that’s down the corner
@@LibertadDavila-zo3zu You live in a neighborhood with a tortilleria? Damn I have to drive all the way to east los to get some lol
Thanks I'm blind
My multicultural family would eat buttered tortillas as a snack. Did not realize other hispanics/Latinos did not do this till I did it at a friends house and they where amazed.
Indeed, for years I worked with many Carribean (PR/DR/Cuba) Hispanics who never considered snacking on tortillas, but LOVED plantains - maduros frito, tostones, plantain chips, someone would regularly be running to the nearby bodega to get a snack and a café con leche...
@@mattcat65my friends would snack on tortillas but they never considered eating them with butter. till one day when I was eating dinner with them at their house when I asked them to pass the butter and they asked for what. I did not realize a lot of other Hispanics and Latinos just never considered the possibility of a buttered tortilla instead of a lot of the more traditional ways to eat tortillas so that day at dinner everyone tried tortillas with butter. I probably made their lives just a little bit more unhealthy that day.
i live in a half hispanic half white family almost a culture shock haha
I'm a white American, and sometimes I just eat buttered bread. I feel like butter tortillas is the hispanic/Latino equivalent.
I'm super mixed and Hispanic is a big portion of one of my halves. My grandma gave us tortillas w. butter all the time!! 😁 I think it depends where you're from. Just like how all food vary by location. Not all Mexican's have red pozole in their part of Mexico. I now taught my kid to eat tortillas con mantequilla. 😆
Salted tortilla is such an underrated snack, especially if you rub a lemon against the salted tortilla, it's like Ay Dio Mio
That's how we eat our caldo de res
🤤
Omg, you are speaking the language of my great-grandmother 😅❤ that's how Mexican do it 😂❤
with a slice of aguacate
Tortilla Con Mayiiiiiiiionesaaaa 😁🤤
The aggressive pouring of the salt shaker on "salts in Spanish" reminded me of my mother. She's not Spanish, but she can't retain salt due to a medical condition, so she puts insane amounts of salt on things. The scariest thing is when she hands me what's left of her food and asks "Did you taste the salt?" Yeah, mom. And nothing else. Where's the actual food?! 😂
I'm dead after "digests in spanish" lmfao 😂😂😂
Later: 💩 in Spanish
Apparently not dead enough. You were still able to leave this absolute cringe of a comment.
Because it went in dry
People saying she ain’t Mexican enough don’t understand the power of validation she holds by eating a Tortilla con Sal
For years a snack and treat for every Mexican passed through generations and generations till this day, even endorsed by the Tortillerías in Mexico as a treat for waiting when you’re a kid getting the tortillas for your mom
God Bless the Tortilla Con Sal (also the variations with limón and salsa)
Don’t forget avocado or queso fresco if you wanna get extra fancy 😂
@@hierbichyeah try that shit en la peda con la banda. they gonna show you how much of a pocho you and this girl is. pulling out the constitution for validation screams whitexican haha
@@colocaomantequilla1289 awwwww que lindo. Se ardió el fantasma verde. No es validación, es la única forma de ser mexicano.
Not just Mexicans, doing this with a little cheese was staple growing up ( well when we had cheese, we were pretty poor) but I did grow up in PHX and I'm basically the only white person in my family so ... Lol
I learn it as tortilla and butter. . maybe because my mom was only half Mexican
You have no idea with how much joy has it filled me to see you eating a tortilla with salt 😂 it's just a classic and it reminded me of my childhood
Dude, she's like a rare flower. Just as beautiful as ever.
I’m not even Mexican, but a tortilla with salt is just PERFECTION
Try one with sugar and cinnamon
tortilla with literally anything will go hard
Same!! I eat them nearly every day
Well this is a Mexican thing not Hispanic just letting you know
Honestly I hated that snack so bad that I would starve myself
As a kid I had the stomach flu and really wanted a bean and cheese burrito. My father gave me a warm, buttered, rolled-up tortilla and it absolutely amazing. My brain perceived it as exactly what I craved.
When people ask me my ethnicity, I say Mexican American, because both Cultures have been deeply rooted in me, and the story is the same for a bunch of us. As a result we have created a new culture in its own right. That being the Chicano. This is to say that while I will settle for a tortilla de maìz con mantequilla, I'll often find myself staring into the abyss off a fridge deciding what I want because nothing seems appealing or complimentary to each other.
legends say the Americans are still figuring out what to eat
Doesn't seem to be the issue if you look at them.
Jokes aside Mexican people is almost as chubby as American these days
nah they eating mexican food there’s a restaurant on every corner wym
Middle class vs the rest of us. There are a multitude of sub groups in this country..
@@davidgearardo1788bingo. This gringo lookin for the taqueria on wheels
It's been 2 weeks an I still can't decide....
Relatable, I’ll just stand in the middle of my kitchen eating pan dulce quiet asf and just staring out my window
😂🤣
Buttered tortilla for the win 🙌
Yes!! And flour mmmm
I used to snack on that all the time and all my friends thought it was weird 😂
@@chloee7007 no way! Delicious 😋
I love those too.
@@chloee7007I was wondering if maybe that’s regional, because where I grew up, even the restaurants would automatically give you butter with your tortillas. It’s just what everyone does.
Then I moved to a new city and people looked at me like I was crazy for putting butter on tortillas.
And I thought they were crazy for _not_ doing it.
I mean, what’s more comforting than a fresh flour tortilla with butter on it?
One of my co workers speaks Spanish and sometimes I’ll reply to her, “Yes but in Spanish.” She hates me but I love her 😂❤
Tonto/tonta. But in English
Plottwist, it's your wife😂😂
heating a tortilla on an electric stove top is crazy lmaooo
I’M SAYING
Don't take that long let it blow up a bit then flip and butter it, hit sauce etc it's good. Shouldn't take longer then 30sec
NGL. I tend to agree with OP.
But...
Modern problems call for
Modern solutions.
@@michaelcasal3857 Thats why I use the micro wave for a few seconds.
But, I have to admit, Im neither Spanisch nor American.
@@RTG25 nothing like that gas fire burnt parts 🔥
My Puerto Rican/Hawaiian husband and I often have a warmed tortilla with some butter for a snack. He introduced me and now it's one of my fav simple snacks.
You just unlocked a memory. My grandma used to make that for me, but with tostada intead of tortilla. I always thought it was a gringo abomination, but it's interesting that it is at least similar to an "authentic" snack.
Add some sugar and cinnamon to that. 👍🏻
I was just about to ask "What about the butter?" thats what most of my mexican friends taught me!
I’m Puerto Rican from Puerto Rico and we traditionally don’t have tortillas. What we call tortillas are omelettes. Our simple snack is pan sobao with avocados or we eat plantains in some form lol
As a sandwich, I can confirm we are eaten in Spanish.
I love snacking tortilla with avocado or salted tortillas as well. As an Hispanic I confirm that it has been a never ending custom in my family😂
Oh hell ya...mashed aguacate spread on a corn tortilla with lime and salt
But is not and Hispanic thing is a Mexican thing, most countries in Latin America don't eat tortillas and I'm pretty sure Spaniards doesn't eat that too.
@@artemisa1523 in my country, indigenous people adopted plenty mexican traditional food and customs. There was an indigenous group where my father is originary from known as the Chorotegas and they keep making traditional food based on corn since the coast was an accesible zone fpr immigrant indigenous group for exchanging products and culture. I live in central america and here people eat and sew wode varieties of avocado so yes, people still make handmade tortillas the way pur ancestprs did and also eat aindustrial tortilla and benefit from the natipnal production of avocado. It definetely depends on the country but here we really enjoy of that food. That also depends on ypur definition of "spaniards" or hispanics, because i know i am not from the Iberic peninsula and rather from latin america, which makes me latina; however I was taught that I could also be hispanic since our country was colonized by spanish people and I have spanish ancestors as well. Hope that clears out your doubt for my particular case.
@@minoh3213 but eating tortillas is just a Mexican and some countries of central America thing, is not something you can generalized as "Hispanic", "Arroz con leche" is an Hispanic food, that food is in every Spanish speaking country. Here in South America we don't eat tortillas, so we aren't Hispanic? Why is Mexican food the standar for "Hispanic" food? Even empanadas are eaten in more Hispanic countries than tortillas
@@artemisa1523 well, that's what I just pointed out in my comment, is not the same in all countries; I was speaking from my particular case and my definition of hispanic (most of the population in my country is descendant of spanish people), however that doesn't make it a standard for all LatinAmerica neither only a Mexican thing. I appreciate your point and I am sure that not all people eat it but I was comenting my case, and definetely apologize if it spunded as a generalization, that's why I tried to clarify my point. Plus, I do not limit it to only hispanics, I said "as a Hispanic" since I feel identified with eating it almost everyday since tortillas and avocado are the things I can easily find at home and avocados grow in my backyard. I do not ignore that globalization and the international marrket have both been a helpful tool for providing people with that specific food. I reiterate: I was just sharing my experience and it is understandable that it was confusing because I did not clarify my conrext and the perspective from which I was saying it at first. I am not trying to discuss wether tortillas are Mexican or not, since we all know that it is a product that grew and started being comercialized thanks to that culture but is more traditional rather than industrial in some countries of Latin America with exceptions and some others.
Tortilla con mantequilla was a classic snack in my childhood
That’s my go to! Flour toasted on stove with butter… but I’ll do corn too… I usually do corn with cheese…
I had never considered heating my tortilla that way..... life hack unlocked. 😂
Does yours turn on with no pan on it?
twitter's gonna lose its mind when it discovers this girl
You mean “X” 💀
weird
Why
As an avid twitter user who’s been watching these forever, I genuinely don’t understand why lol
I always joke that the most Mexican thing about me is my affinity for eating straight up tortillas as a snack 😅
Lmaooo I love that
As a kid I was really into peanut butter on tortillas
I died inside when she put the tortilla on the glass cooktop 🙃
Lolol I tried that once at my new place and learned not to do it again. Knowing damn well I have a flat cast iron that used to live on my old stove😂
It's normal here, we put the tortillas directly in the stove flames. It gets quite burned but crunchy. For those that are electric it just warm it.
Where is the comal?!?!?! 😂😂😂
Right? Reason #32 I prefer the gas stove.
She needs a comal lol
You had me at drift lol...my mexican ex drifting, you totally captured it❤ thanks for keeping us smiling!😊
The fact that I’m actually Asian and not Hispanic but still did this exact same thing all throughout freshman year 😭 all my snacks were just tortillas
You are now "El Chino" and have become Hispanic you don't have a choice
As an American looking for a snack..
Found one. In Spanish.
¡SI!
@@lulumoon6942 she's so hot 😅
I love how she does everything in Spanish. digesting in Spanish cracked me up.
Cinnamon, sugar, and butter on a tortilla….. heaven!!!
My dad always made flour tortillas with butter. That was my favorite after school snack/struggle meal, and I still make it when I'm feeling.... peckish😂😂😂
ooh yes those are the besttt
So good though! .. flour or corn!
Naw fr 💯
tortillas rolled up with butter, cinnamon, and sugar hits harder for me though (that was mine and my siblings' universal favorite dessert XD) but my mom is only half mexican (and a quarter german and quarter japanese), so maybe it was a whiter version of a mexican snack hahaha 🤣
@@sydneysimmons4788My mom is half Mexican and half French from my grandpas side and my dad is half black and half Native American so I'm hella mixed lol.
I had to build my grandmothers house around her fire top stove so she can cook her corn tortillas 🤷♂️
That dope sounds like a good house + kitchen ❤
@@joofar2002 it’s wonderful
This is so true! My mom used to give my sister and I cooked tortillas whenever we wanted snacks😂
I think you just reduced my _decision fatigue_ whenever this situation happens by nearly 100%, gracias
My first week living in Mexico, watching someone reheat their simple bean and cheese directly on the stove was a watershed moment for me.
That was how I ate my breakfast nearly every day for 2 whole years.
put those beans in the blender... pour over few rolled tortillas, and you have enfrijoladas. Basic, cheap, filling and nutritious if you cook without tons of oil also low fat.
the most accurate thing when my parents say "figure out something to eat" & all i find are bread
I do this now nothing like a toasty corn tortilla or fill you up til dinner 😂
you can say what you want but she has the spanish facial expressions on point and i love that.
This video kinda shows everyone’s point she’s really milking it lmao
Lo sentí en el alma hermana, las tapas de empanada son una adicción 🤤
Con jugo
As an Indian, our go to snack is roti (Indian tortilla/flatbread lol) with salt (lucky if we have some garlic salt or chutney) and a cup of chai😌
Agreed 🤤 😄
❤
Yessss, or samosas! Or pani puri!
I find that any flat bread from any culture is delicious
My grandma makes an unlimited amount of flour tortillas and I’ll just eat them suckers like there’s no tomorrow 😂
Flour tortilla with peanut butter and jelly was something I used to as a kid. Our house was both cultures together even though English was spoken. I learned Spanish later.
The tortilla flipping with the hands is so real!!!
Not me having both problems 😂
As an Arab it killed me when you said "hummus" in that way😭😭😭😭
U know this girl is more white american than actual mexican.
Yes I'm aware and im really just saying it to be funny
In Spain, since we pronunce words phonetically and the h is silent, it is very common to hear it pronounced "oomoos" /umus/
How are we even supposed to know how to pronounce that? 🥴
@@kem1233 her mom is mexican, that's all she needs.
Tortilla w/melted butter & cinnamon sugar is my fav midnight snack.
Same
so good
@@81SB that's what I'm saying wish had me a woman who can cook Mexican food
You look good with your natural hair colour😮
*“Waits in Spanish” “salts in Spanish” “eats in Spanish” “drifts off in Spanish” “digests in Spanish”* how the Spanish can do some many things in Spanish is something I will never understand
This girls whole personality is her heritage
As is true for like… billions of people 😂
That’s better than her hiding it. She could easily pass as white yet she probably embraces her heritage more than a lot of people, which is great
@@melbrewer-py6ndyeah oof thank God for individualism in the US 😩
Better than idolizing a lying traitor con artist who was sued for a fake college and a fake charity
Yeah thats kinda how it goes in life lmao
At that moment...arepas con queso blanco. Can't go wrong with those. 😋
Are you Colombian by any chance? I've heard of arepas from Colombia, but not from Mexico
@@minivan1680
I'm not Colombian, but two of my best friends are.
Growing up their moms always made me arepas when ever I went over. 😄 Best arepa is with queso blanco, frijoles negras, and an egg over easy on top. Add some Tapatio pique for some🔥. 😋
@@SolarWraith damn I got hungry for some arepas now 😅
@@minivan1680 🤣
Lol I freaking love you!!
Era algo común en las tortillerías ver un tazón/molcajete con salsa fresca y un salero --- con eso, a la par que pedía mis tortillas, teníamos la opción de tomar una tortilla y untarle salsa o ponerle algo de sal y comerla al momento. Una delicia. 😊
Being from New Mexico, we would put some chopped Green Chile in the Tortilla and snack is served!!
The electric stove 😂 I ruined our stove doing that with tortillas de harina lmao
Yeah I did that too and found out the scrub daddy paste is your best friend 😂
Just missing the comal! Lol. I put peanut butter & sugar in mine. You're hilarious. :)
**breathes in Spanish**
*exist in Spanish*
As a Mexican, I can confirm that tortillas are an essential.
Not just essential if u don’t have tortillas n your home u can’t possibly be Mexican
@@josemagana8535 Facts.
Yep so true corn tortillas , avocado 🥑 with salsa! 🇲🇽🇱🇷
I can actually vouch for this, i’m hispanic and I definitely digest food en español
I’m Mexican and I heat up my tortillas and spread butter on it till it’s melted then roll it up. It’s the best snack everrrr ❤😂
I'm a gringo and I do this.
Corn or flour tortillas?
@@MrRainking98 flour
If "HEY GUYS IM SPANISH DID YOU KNOW IM SPANISH?" was a person
bro she is mexican
@@wrenclark4907Who tf cares?
Say what you want, you still watched her clip
@@gotnohandstypewithtongue906about 205k people
I used to heat up a flower tortilla then add butter. Delicious! Also heat up the flower tortilla and add peanut butter and jelly. It’s surprisingly warm and good. Just don’t add too much because it will run out.
I used to do that all the time and im slowly but surely realizing how much growing up in a mostly hispanic town effected me
As a Puerto Rican, I feel like these videos should be labeled for Mexicans not Hispanics. This is why the gringos are so damn confused. They swear we all eat tacos and love spicy food lol
Fr fr
as a mexican i can confirm!!! theres so so much variety to Hispanics for it to just be reduced to the things we do in Mexico
Hispanic was a word made up by a democrat politician to lump all Latinos together.
I am a Puerto Rican to and I can’t agree more!
I think she makes it quite clear that she is of Mexican descent...which also makes her also Hispanic. And us, of Mexican Descent, love our taco's and hot spicy food...Whaaaa
I like to do the same, but with a flour tortilla and I slap some butter on it. Absolutely 🔥
THIS 👆
Yes!!!!!
Add some red chilli flakes. 🔥🔥🔥🔥
My German dad would be like: „just eat a butterbread“
😏
Digest in spanish had me rolling😆 didnt see that coming👌😆
“Waits in Spanish” 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I can do all of those in Spanish, but I can’t speak in Spanish
Except we don't use a fork, gotta flip that tortilla over with your bare fingers
She did a hilarious vid showing that
Literally my whole childhood 🤣 gotta have salted butter tho
Mi mama me hacia tortillas hechas a Mano con mantequilla y sal. Un burrito decia Ella. Lo apretaba y le daba forma de patitas y una colita for extra fun 😂
As a Latina de Republica Dominicana, I also digest in Spanish.
Meanwhile I'm over here falling in love in English
Stop
@@Vaseholly well what language do you prefer me to do it in??
Finna take a shit in spanish
Absolutely..!!
Your handle 😂😂😂
Let's we take a moment to appreciate how soft your hair looks 😊
I’m not Hispanic, but I still do that-
I'm not Hispanic, however, at 51 and lived most of my life in the west Texas area, I pretty much have done the same with the tortilla 😂, honey and butter, PB& J, I've taken salsa and crushed chips in a bowl and called it Mexican cereal 😂😂, keep doing you young lady, 👍🏻
PB&Honey tortilla = 🤤
Sooo satisfying
Honesta mente lo primero que encontremos de dulce y despues de comer el dulce nos decimos " y la dieta?"😂😂😂❤
Gorgeous hair ❤😍
I ❤ to fry corn tortillas in a decent amount of oil (I have great results with coconut oil, bc it browns the surface of everything super quick) pat off excess oil with a paper towel and add a little salt and if I have a sweet tooth - brown sugar and cinnamon… which I also enjoy heavily sprinkled on a warm flour tortilla topped with real butter (esp unsalted butter from grass-fed cows! Pure heaven!). The way the sugar and butter melt together when your tortilla (or toasted bread) is hot enough, it’s just so delightful! Simple pleasures!
I was born in Spanish and I will die in English…
As soon as my housemates caught on to me having tortillas as snacks I had to start buying more of them 🤣
Tortillas are just so perfect
GORGEOUS
"grabs tortilla out of fridge, puts butter on it, throws it in the microwave for 27 seconds, rolls it up, and eats it in American"
Im disgusted in spanish D-:
In Euro American or English?
I’m sorry like I love this girl but she makes her whole personality being Hispanic
ok we get it, you speak spanish and have a spanish mother
I love the tortilla roll up. I sometimes stuff it with avocado and lime juice
Hispanics in America are American and American is not a race. It's a Nation where many different ethnicities live.
Americans vs. Hispanics? As if there aren't Hispanics Americans, lol
There's not... Only Hispanic Americans.
I really thought you were finna make some chorizos ❤😂
Nahhh but you know what’s the best, when you put butter, a tortilla with some butter was like my childhood 🙏🏽