You mean “Mexican Croissant “ with jalapeño peppers and you can put chicharron or carnitas, cueritos, jamon , al pastor, carne asada, pollo, shrimp, even a tamal and no french can say anything but it 🇲🇽
@@carlosocelotl7787why not you will not offend french people filling a croissant with savory items, french already eat croissants with cheese and ham as a snack
@@TheMaladruSpecificly, San Diego during SD ComicCon… like this week. The presence of fries is the hallmark of a California Burrito which originated in San Diego during the 80’s. Apparently, the French variation is their take on it.
THIS IS NOT FRENCH , THIS IS HORRIBLE FOOD FROM THE NORTH AFRICAN IMMIGRANTS , NOT ANY REAL FRENCH PERSON IS PROUD OF THIS SH!T !! THESE DUDES DISRESPECT MEALS FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD WITH THEIR CHEAP HALAL FASTFOOD
The French army came back just a year later, won and captured Puebla and Mexico City though 😎 but believe me it’s not French people who invented these insulting « tacos », it’s Algerians immigrants living in France, and this kind of food is mostly popular with people of North African background…
@@PaulyWally30 no, it's not that simple. Militarily the operation was a success and Austrian Maximilian I became Emperor of Mexico. However, politically the situation was tense, with conservative Mexicans initially supporting the Empire and Republicans opposing it. Then Maximilian started implementing liberal policies, loosing conservative support, then the American civil war came to an end and Americans got involved, supporting the Republic and seeing the Franco-austrian intervention as a violation of the Monroe Doctrine. France decided that it wasn't worth severely damaging its relations with the USA, and stopped supporting Maximilian, who got tried and executed by the restored Republican government, poor guy... Anyway, the point is, Mexican tacos >>>> French "Tacos"
The most annoying thing about this is that the French would be some of the first to say “That’s not a croissant!” “That’s not a quiche!” Etc. but they go & call this a taco?
@@edm5929 Bro I literally go to San Diego every other week and have been living in California my whole life. I literally ate this 20 years ago and still eat them from time to time if it has French fries 🍟 in the burrito it is considered a San Diego burrito and you will see it labeled that way wherever you order it in San Diego.
I've tried it a few times at different locations and I remain flabbergasted that anyone would eat this instead of the numerous other street foods you can easily find in France… A good authentic burrito is much tastier and more interesting, I would have understood if those had become trendy, but "french tacos" are dense, fatty, uninspired bricks of fries, meats (generally mediocre) and sauce. I don't get it, and I don't know _anyone_ who would consider them the pride of France.
@@redademe You're half right in that Tex-Mex adopted the regional name burritos for its big tacos but half wrong in that burrito was used instead of taco in some Mexican region in the past and was also readopted in Mexico (in Juárez) to mean big flour tortillas around meat, vegetables and/ot rice filling. So there are authentic mexican burritos and I've had the pleasure to eat and enjoy some of them, they're good and much better than "French tacos" (at least those I encountered). Note that I'm French myself.
@@Cristobal_300ZX You realize that Texas was a province of Mexico before it became a republic? Tex-mex is literally mexican food, by definition. Half of what people think of as "authentic mexican food" was really invented in Texas by Tejanos.
@@stinooke I been knowing. Tejanos are too prideful to admit their real roots anyways. They're too white washed and their food is garbage. One thing California does better than Texas is their Mexican Cuisine is miles ahead better than Texas.
Funny thing is Wheat flat bread rolled with meat inside have been staple in Mediterranean and Persian countries for millennia. Wheat was only brought to the Americas by the Europeans before the Natives there used it to make Burritos. So it's should be called French Shawarma. 😅
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@@nathanielderohan3452 You don't get it. In french it's called "a tacoS"; singular. My point is it's although the word was appropriated; it's not the same thing and it's now its own thing. French people eat "un tacos", and they mean this thing filled with fries and cheese sauce and chakchuka; not the mexican dish. Wether it's wrong for a mexican or a spanish speaking person is not relevant anymore in this context.
@@nathanielderohan3452 maybe you live in a place where they don't have them but "un tacos" is a pretty popular thing here and it has nothing to do with mexico. I don't know what else to say to you, try googling "french tacos"
@@valdir7426 Don't compare your shawarma with our breakfast burrito. A shawarma is made with bread and rolled with an opening at the top. What he made is called a breakfast burrito, and it's not a new invention-it already exists in the USA and Mexico. Plus, he makes it with Mexican flour tortillas and folds it like a burrito.
@@nietobeltran7880 "it's called a breakfast burrito" nobody call it that here because however similar it may be to you the persone who "created" is a french person of north african origin and has no clue what a "breakfast burrito" is. Different people in diferrent parts of the world can come up with similar ideas how shocking. Culturally this is a thing (wether you like it or not); and the chuckchuka filling has certainly no root in mexican or US culture
@@JawedLeChomeur What you are saying is as stupid as saying that all Pizzas are different dishes just because the added ingredients change 🤦♂️. What is shown in the video is a burrito, there is nothing innovative about it to be recognized as another dish lol ...
@@inaweoftheworld did the point fly over your head? The taco wasn’t “colonized” by France but “reinvented” by Algeria. Algerians are not colonizers, they are colonized, victims
As a Mexican I was unimpressed when I tried LA tacos. They're mediocre. The pastor one didn't even have pineapple, that's a sin. And they don't have different meat options like tongue or intestines.
THIS IS NOT FRENCH , THIS IS HORRIBLE FOOD FROM THE NORTH AFRICAN IMMIGRANTS , NOT ANY REAL FRENCH PERSON IS PROUD OF THIS SH!T !! THESE DUDES DISRESPECT MEALS FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD WITH THEIR CHEAP HALAL FASTFOOD
They even invaded (and were kicked out from) Mexico. And there are plenty of French nationals traveling and living all over Mexico and the US Southwest. They have no excuse.
I laughed so much because I tried it in Lille earlier this year and wasn’t a fan.. I’m Mexican-American btw. Lol. It’s literally like a bad burrito.. :D
IMO, as a Mexican I would definitely eat that, but I would call it a burrito... This is a globalized era and tacos are one of our gifts to the world, if tacos want to evolve that way, let them be. What bothers me a little is that the hard shell tacos are shown as the default tacos, which they definitely are not, they are an American variety (which is also fine for me), but I would prefer that the traditional Mexican tacos were shown like the default ones.
@@jeremiah_12 It's not messed it's just a mid fast-food recipe with a wrong name also Mexican use corn flour originally and Mexico isn't the only country making flatbreads...Turkey, Iran, India multiple countries ranging from the Middle East to Central Asia makes them.
I'm originally from San Francisco, birthplace of the Mission burrito. I was in Hong Kong for a lengthy stay a few years back, and one day, just as I was walking down the street thinking about how much I wanted a burrito from home, I spied what appeared to be an actual taqueria. In Hong Kong! I couldn't believe it. I made a bee-line for the place and ordered a burrito. When it arrived all wrapped in foil it looked exactly like a huge Mission burrito. Alas, it didn't taste anything like a burrito, but at least they knew what to call it!
Why use the word “tacos” because of the tortilla? Dude burritos are right there just call it a “french burrito” the French have no problem rolling Rs 💀💀 Not to even mention, they still are in dire need of having real proper Mexican cuisine.
It's actually a mix between arab and French food invented by the arabs here in France, the fact that it ended up looking like a burrito/kebab is indeed kinda odd but coincidental. I personally find it unapealing but I'm glad it's there for those who like it. And as for real Mexican cuisine thank gods we do have plenty of true Mexican restaurants but there is also the crappy fast food option for the drunks after the party, like Chipotle.
THIS IS NOT FRENCH , THIS IS HORRIBLE FOOD FROM THE NORTH AFRICAN IMMIGRANTS , NOT ANY REAL FRENCH PERSON IS PROUD OF THIS SH!T !! THESE DUDES DISRESPECT MEALS FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD WITH THEIR CHEAP HALAL FASTFOOD
@@leviturner3265 let's talk about pizza but it has nothing to do with Italy or let's talk about surrendering to Germany during WW2 but it has nothing to do with France😂
@@EzryVillaamerican hard shell tacos. Like eating a giant tortilla chip. They became the default "taco" for decades in most of the US because the store on the shelf better than actual tacos.
THIS IS NOT FRENCH , THIS IS HORRIBLE FOOD FROM THE NORTH AFRICAN IMMIGRANTS , NOT ANY REAL FRENCH PERSON IS PROUD OF THIS SH!T !! THESE DUDES DISRESPECT MEALS FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD WITH THEIR CHEAP HALAL FASTFOOD
@@alexmadrid6043 in all realities, it looks pretty delicious and Id eat one anyway haha,... I just feel like this is similar to calling a quesadilla a mexican crepe, so to speak lol,... Ill still order 2 if Im ever in france hahaha
1:42 it felt like the chef was giving an art review 😂. That’s a burrito guys, hate to break it to you. And tacos are absolutely not junk food in their home of origin.
I have to hand it to the French. They're masters of gastronomic marketing. They've labeled a spirit 'French Gin' (G-Vine), declared their olive oil the best in the world, and now they've tweaked the Californian version of a mexican burrito and rebranded it as a 'French Taco.' At least they could have added some béchamel sauce or something
@@00Fiddlesticks00probably some tool that's never even been to Cali or had real Mexican food. A Cali burrito has carne asada, cheese, crema, and guac that's it. You get your salsa roja on the side and you pour some before every bite. Man, now I'm jonesing one.
@@TheMaladruI'm Mexican and I've been eating burritos since I was a kid so for over 30 years and that's what my great grandparents called them and made for us. So not just gringos but us Mexicans too. That tortilla is a sobaquera style tortilla from Sonora Mexico. If you do research, we have several types of tortilla for different meats, delivery methods, or cooking methods.
This is fascinating. I think it's cool that two different cuisines in two different countries came to a similar result: The French Taco, and the California Burrito (ca. 1980). I think it shows the versatility of the flour tortilla as a wrap for a lot of different combinations of food. It's awesome!
Call it a french wrap. Tacos are tacos meat, onions and cilantro on a corn tortilla not flour tortilla. That chedar cheese looks more like american singles cheese.
If it were to ever have a chance of catching on in the US, it absolutely must change its name. French wrap would be a good one, since people are already familiar with crunch wraps.
@@donaldtrump2849 you didn't know what do you expect from someone with Donald trump name on it. You never seen or heard of kraft singles American cheese. That cheese he was putting on isn't chedar cheese.
@@felipenunez2058 It was a joke lmao Yeah, the fact I'm commenting with this profile name should have made you realise that. Clearly you're very smart 😂
@@leviturner3265 " The California Burrito begins with a huge flour tortilla topped with juicy, marinated and spice rubbed, grilled steak, then piled high with baked Mexican Street Fries, loads of cheese, guacamole, and sour cream - "
@@PrettyGoodLookin These are French tacos. They have nothing to do with California. They were not invented in California and are distinct from what you are referring to. They are French. They are French tacos. Do you also think that Spanish tortillas are not tortillas, because they are totally different than Mexican tortillas? Tortilla literally means "little cake" in English. In Spain that is the name given to their traditional omelet. In Mexico it refers to their traditional flat bread. However, they are both named tortillas.
THIS IS NOT FRENCH , THIS IS HORRIBLE FOOD FROM THE NORTH AFRICAN IMMIGRANTS , NOT ANY REAL FRENCH PERSON IS PROUD OF THIS SH!T !! THESE DUDES DISRESPECT MEALS FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD WITH THEIR CHEAP HALAL FASTFOOD
This place is called O'Tacos, they sell california burritos with French/Algerian sauces and their loyal patrons rave review is that a taco isn't a burger... If it tastes good that's dope, I'd eat one, but that's a French take on a Cali burrito son. I'm slowly starting to understand why Italian people get mad when others bastardize their food. It's not that they're upset at the creativity...they're annoyed by them mis-labelling things. If they called this a French Cali Burrito it would make perfect sense.
Yeah you're right, it's just missnamed, it's actually closer too shawarma than mexican food. They just choose to call it taco for whatewer reason and now the name stick with it
I mean they look tasty, but calling them tacos makes everyone in North America from Indianapolis to Guadalajara cry and get angry. If you ever try and expand into the North American market, you're gonna have to call them something else.
I live in France, and this might be the most popular junk food among certain French youth, those things are calorie bombs, so yes they are cheap and they fill you up, and in most cases you won't be able to finish just one, so yes you are getting a bang for your buck, but you are almost guaranteed to end up in the hospital with a severe pancreatic crisis (happened to me and I spent 14h in the hospital) because your body just can't take that much saturated fat in a single sandwich, I mean you can bash the Americans how much you want on how fat and greasy some of their foods are, but the greasiest quadruple bypass burger from the Heart Attack Grill is like having a healthy organic salad compared to a French Taco, don't take the risk guys.
I ate a few in my youths; and they are a lot; but I wouldn't say they automatically cause you to go to the hospital (sorry that happened to you though).
You don't know typical American food either. Edit: this "tacos" is exactly the same sort of thing popular with American youths, no better no worse. The rest of us, however, would ATTEMPT to eat a bit better though we struggle with cheap calories and high cost of living. Even still, travel to the US and try our non-fast food restaurants before you judge.
This inspired me to invent my own fastfood trend! I'm gonna grill some kind of meat puck made out of ground beef, put it on a bun with some cheese, bacon, mustard, onion and tomato... I'm calling it a Dutch pizza 🤔
In the Diccionario de Mejicanismos (Mexicanismos) of 1895, defines the Burrito as: "Rolled tortilla, with meat or other food inside, which in Yucatán they call codzito, and in Cuernavaca and Mexico, taco." And there's more information, like the legend of Juan Méndez, who transported the food in a donkey (burrito).
Hmm, ask any mexican and they will tell you that that thing is not a taco either 0:08 , that is some sort of weird tostada. And that "french taco" is a burrito in fact 🤦♀️ I expected more from DW...
Dont worry paisanos, i'm starting a new brand bakery called O'Baguette where instead of it being like a loaf, it'll be circular with a hole in the center and i'm gonna call it a Mexican Baguette.
I’ve tried them and while they’re objectively not terrible food , they are absolutely not even in the same category of excellence as an honest-to-goodness Mexican taco (or even… RESEMBLING tacos, but… I digress ). Why does everyone try to make their own subpar ‘joke’ version of tacos? …There are so many ACTUAL Mexicans who would love to set up shop in your country/city, if you just gave them a chance. their homegrown food (assuming they don’t dumb it down for the locals) is …spectacular.
THIS IS NOT FRENCH , THIS IS HORRIBLE FOOD FROM THE NORTH AFRICAN IMMIGRANTS , NOT ANY REAL FRENCH PERSON IS PROUD OF THIS SH!T !! THESE DUDES DISRESPECT MEALS FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD WITH THEIR CHEAP HALAL FASTFOOD version of everything "pizza", "burger","taco",..
I had the misfortune of having tried one of these nasty monstrosities in some dodgy suburb just outside of Paris. I still don't know how it's possible that this can legally be called 'food
THIS IS NOT FRENCH , THIS IS HORRIBLE FOOD FROM THE NORTH AFRICAN IMMIGRANTS , NOT ANY REAL FRENCH PERSON IS PROUD OF THIS SH!T !! THESE DUDES DISRESPECT MEALS FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD WITH THEIR CHEAP HALAL FASTFOOD
When I stayed in the 17th arrondisement of Paris, I came across many local shops selling kebabs and these kids of tacos. As a Mexican, I'm not offended, if anything flattered that the French have incorporated and adapted it to fit their palate. With a huge population from Algeria, Tunisia and more, I understand the concept. I would've tried one, but all the shops were closed on that day.
thank you for being understanding. "french tacos" is like extremely caloric fast food for people with not much money; it's not fine cuisine but you certainly won't be hungry after.
haha wie lustig. ich bin Amerikaner und ich fahre ein Masterprogramm ab September in Lyon. ich sagte das gleiche Ding, als ich French Tacos für die erste Zeit gegessen habe. es sieht eher als ein Burrito aus
That ain't no taco, that's a Burrito, flour tortilla with refried beans, a slice or two of Chihuahua cheese and one or two slices of pickled jalapeño pepper, recently they've begun making them with meat, beef or chicken, but the traditional Burrito is filled with beans, cheese and the chili peppers. Seeing the french fries piled on and the cream sauce ladled on top resembles what French Canadians call Poutine, french fries, curd and brown gravy, but I must agree I'd definitely try the French Taco.😋👍🌯
I'm mexican and from now on I'm calling croissants hamburgers. This is war.
America stands with you on this! ✊
You mean “Mexican Croissant “ with jalapeño peppers and you can put chicharron or carnitas, cueritos, jamon , al pastor, carne asada, pollo, shrimp, even a tamal and no french can say anything but it 🇲🇽
😮😂😂😂
@@everythingisfine9988😂😂😂
@@carlosocelotl7787why not you will not offend french people filling a croissant with savory items, french already eat croissants with cheese and ham as a snack
Some French guy basically went to San Diego, California, ate a Burrito 🌯 and started calling it a 🌮 taco.😂
Like everyone on earth wants to come to the us... 🤗
@@TheMaladru nah, but this guy did. Original comment is 100% accurate
to be fair there are tacos made with flour tortillas, but these are wrapped up and basically burritos.
@@TheMaladruSpecificly, San Diego during SD ComicCon… like this week.
The presence of fries is the hallmark of a California Burrito which originated in San Diego during the 80’s. Apparently, the French variation is their take on it.
The inventor is not French, a Mediterranean immigrant exploiting a Mexican dish.
It should be called “Le Burriteaux”
no,the sound "eau" is not the sound "o"
@@carthkaras6449 Well “eaux” sounds like “oh”
@@coyotelong4349 eau --> low frequency o --> High frequency
@@carthkaras6449 yes it is
@@carthkaras6449The Roman alphabet does a bad job of representing sounds when you consider the languages that adopted it aren't suited for it.
Bro that's literally a burrito
No it's not, it's a French tacos. They invented this thing, they get to name it what they want.
@@mad555maxhow is this different from a burrito?
@@asdasdasddgdgdfgdg its French so its pretentious.
@@danielparker5225 lol😅😅😅
@@asdasdasddgdgdfgdg Because it is not Mexican. It is not even Spanish. It is French, and they decided to name it taco.
“These are not tacos, these ARE tacos” proceeds to show something that also is not a taco…
And it´s even worse 😭
FOR REAL
I just stopped the video there
That was an insult to Mexican gastronomy
Double epic fail, for real.
Tittle: French Taco
Video: French burrito
🤣
Reality: taco bell burrito
THIS IS NOT FRENCH , THIS IS HORRIBLE FOOD FROM THE NORTH AFRICAN IMMIGRANTS , NOT ANY REAL FRENCH PERSON IS PROUD OF THIS SH!T !!
THESE DUDES DISRESPECT MEALS FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD WITH THEIR CHEAP HALAL FASTFOOD
north african immigrants burrito
I'm French and I've never heard about this thing. For me a taco is not this, this is a burrito.
Mdrrr tes un villageois toi
@@Ehvzyigo et toi t'es un prix nobel mdr
This is all because the French lost to Mexico on Cinco de Mayo 😂
🤣
The French army came back just a year later, won and captured Puebla and Mexico City though 😎 but believe me it’s not French people who invented these insulting « tacos », it’s Algerians immigrants living in France, and this kind of food is mostly popular with people of North African background…
@@sans_hw187 They still lost and got kicked out.
@@PaulyWally30 no, it's not that simple. Militarily the operation was a success and Austrian Maximilian I became Emperor of Mexico. However, politically the situation was tense, with conservative Mexicans initially supporting the Empire and Republicans opposing it. Then Maximilian started implementing liberal policies, loosing conservative support, then the American civil war came to an end and Americans got involved, supporting the Republic and seeing the Franco-austrian intervention as a violation of the Monroe Doctrine. France decided that it wasn't worth severely damaging its relations with the USA, and stopped supporting Maximilian, who got tried and executed by the restored Republican government, poor guy...
Anyway, the point is, Mexican tacos >>>> French "Tacos"
Maybe 0.1% of french know / care about that
6:18 “We didn’t want to pretend to be what we’re not” then proceeds to show a Mexican hat as part of the sign
Hay que boicotearlos!
No Mexican wears that thing in real life.
@@Jevorkan9168, of course not, but the hat and those hat-wearing figures in their logo and decor are associated with Mexico and Mexican food.
This comment is 100% accurate and VERY underrated.
I thought the same thing!
The most annoying thing about this is that the French would be some of the first to say “That’s not a croissant!” “That’s not a quiche!” Etc. but they go & call this a taco?
it's not a taco it's a tacos, the final S is important
I totally agree. The French can be very pretentious.
@@matthewe467 bro's delusional, its like saying all the americans are like NYers smh
@@matthewe467people really should stop indulging these people and stop visiting France
ah, yes, the "French"
That French taco wants to be a California burrito 🌯 😎
San Diego burrito 🌯 but you're right it comes from California.
@@frankiecal3186 you have it backwards, it’s called a “California burrito” , yes it’s from SD.
@@edm5929 Bro I literally go to San Diego every other week and have been living in California my whole life. I literally ate this 20 years ago and still eat them from time to time if it has French fries 🍟 in the burrito it is considered a San Diego burrito and you will see it labeled that way wherever you order it in San Diego.
@@frankiecal3186 Bro I live here in SD lol. 😆
@@edm5929 ok...bro.😒
I'm Mexican and from this point forth I proclaim la baguette magnifique a TORTILLA. La guerre a commence! Vive La Mexique! 😂
😂😂😂😂😂😂
As a french, not sure we can consider this the pride of France.
I've tried it a few times at different locations and I remain flabbergasted that anyone would eat this instead of the numerous other street foods you can easily find in France…
A good authentic burrito is much tastier and more interesting, I would have understood if those had become trendy, but "french tacos" are dense, fatty, uninspired bricks of fries, meats (generally mediocre) and sauce.
I don't get it, and I don't know _anyone_ who would consider them the pride of France.
Its cheap and filling!
@@chaddaifouche536 Authentic burrito? Burrito ain't Mexican food, just Tex-Mex fast food.
That's a square Kebab 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 it's not even the owner of France 🤣🤣🤣😂😂
@@redademe You're half right in that Tex-Mex adopted the regional name burritos for its big tacos but half wrong in that burrito was used instead of taco in some Mexican region in the past and was also readopted in Mexico (in Juárez) to mean big flour tortillas around meat, vegetables and/ot rice filling.
So there are authentic mexican burritos and I've had the pleasure to eat and enjoy some of them, they're good and much better than "French tacos" (at least those I encountered).
Note that I'm French myself.
as a Texan who loves Tex-Mex...i get it, but i still want to fight this guy.
And you'd be right to do so. Texans get a pass with California and other border states on this
That right there is literally what you'd call Tex-Mex lmao.
@@Cristobal_300ZX you know how Texans are.
@@Cristobal_300ZX You realize that Texas was a province of Mexico before it became a republic? Tex-mex is literally mexican food, by definition. Half of what people think of as "authentic mexican food" was really invented in Texas by Tejanos.
@@stinooke I been knowing. Tejanos are too prideful to admit their real roots anyways. They're too white washed and their food is garbage. One thing California does better than Texas is their Mexican Cuisine is miles ahead better than Texas.
Mexican here. Umm this is not a taco. It's literally a burrito
I never thought I'd see the French eating American sliced "cheese."
the "real" recipe is more with a sort of cheesy sauce.
Comment on ferait des croques monsieur sans ?
@@OnlysRaamsdes tranches d'emmental
He's not French.
So a burrito with north african and french ingredients?
Technically correct. I just wanted to say that too. 👏 👍
Funny thing is Wheat flat bread rolled with meat inside have been staple in Mediterranean and Persian countries for millennia. Wheat was only brought to the Americas by the Europeans before the Natives there used it to make Burritos. So it's should be called French Shawarma. 😅
How is AMERICAN cheese,sour cream,onions,chicken, North African and French ingredients?🤔
@@inisipisTVyou missing the point , had they not call it a taco , no one be arguing about it now
THIS IS NOT FRENCH , THIS IS HORRIBLE FOOD FROM THE NORTH AFRICAN IMMIGRANTS , NOT ANY REAL FRENCH PERSON IS PROUD OF THIS SH!T !!
THESE DUDES DISRESPECT MEALS FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD WITH THEIR CHEAP HALAL FASTFOOD
That's not a taco. THIS IS A TACO.
Mexican: no, that's not a taco either.
The french hate it when we mess with their food and they proceed to make this.
This is their way of getting back at us😂. They are trolling us.
@@El_Hombre_Danno hot sauce
@@El_Hombre_Dan what did we do to them?
@@MrFreakHeavy Reread the original comment.
Calling it a taco would already be wrong but they insist on using an s in the singular. “A tacos” is just plain insanity.
I don’t care, it makes the taco much more popular.
0:08 There's a guy whose SOLE job was to Google "Tacos in Mexico" and failed miserably...
I've been in Mexico. That's a burrito. I live in Europe. Definitely not a taco.
it's not a taco it's tacoS
@valdir7426 So it's the plural of taco. Tacos. I'm not sure what you want to say.
@@nathanielderohan3452 You don't get it. In french it's called "a tacoS"; singular. My point is it's although the word was appropriated; it's not the same thing and it's now its own thing. French people eat "un tacos", and they mean this thing filled with fries and cheese sauce and chakchuka; not the mexican dish. Wether it's wrong for a mexican or a spanish speaking person is not relevant anymore in this context.
@valdir7426 I'm French living in France. Even in French, it's still a Mexican Taco.
@@nathanielderohan3452 maybe you live in a place where they don't have them but "un tacos" is a pretty popular thing here and it has nothing to do with mexico. I don't know what else to say to you, try googling "french tacos"
French: nobody has done this. Taco Bell: we would like a word with you.
Tunisian expat*
And both seriously risk giving you diarrhea!
France has a few Chipotle locations which literally sell burritos haha
Revenge of the Crunch Wrap Supreme
@@bobbyhill5067 oh God, so true! 🤣
Quite similar to a shawarma or a burrito than a taco 😅
YES
this is completely based on a shawarma; they just added filling and this weird cheese sauce.
@@valdir7426 Don't compare your shawarma with our breakfast burrito. A shawarma is made with bread and rolled with an opening at the top. What he made is called a breakfast burrito, and it's not a new invention-it already exists in the USA and Mexico. Plus, he makes it with Mexican flour tortillas and folds it like a burrito.
It's literally a breakfast burrito not even close to being a shawarma
@@nietobeltran7880 "it's called a breakfast burrito" nobody call it that here because however similar it may be to you the persone who "created" is a french person of north african origin and has no clue what a "breakfast burrito" is. Different people in diferrent parts of the world can come up with similar ideas how shocking. Culturally this is a thing (wether you like it or not); and the chuckchuka filling has certainly no root in mexican or US culture
Taco? This is an American-style breakfast burrito without beans!
This confused me so badly when I lived in France. It's at best a bastardized burrito. How on Earth did anyone think this looked like a taco?
it's not a taco; it's a tacos
@@valdir7426yes and it has totally different ingredients in it , so i dont understand why the americans say its a california burrito lol
@@JawedLeChomeur
Because is a burrito lol
@@Usuario-tt4yp what bruh 😭
@@JawedLeChomeur
What you are saying is as stupid as saying that all Pizzas are different dishes just because the added ingredients change 🤦♂️.
What is shown in the video is a burrito, there is nothing innovative about it to be recognized as another dish lol ...
they colonised the taco😭😭😭😭😭😭
It’s an Algerian invention loo
@@hypernewlapseWas Algeria not colonized?
@@inaweoftheworldyes… by France
@@inaweoftheworld did the point fly over your head? The taco wasn’t “colonized” by France but “reinvented” by Algeria. Algerians are not colonizers, they are colonized, victims
we don't colonize anything. We just do our thing.
I’m from California & Also a Mexican that’s a grilled burrito not a taco but it’s cool that the French love burritos 🇲🇽🇺🇸
Calling that a taco
could get you killed
in Los Angeles!
As a Mexican I was unimpressed when I tried LA tacos. They're mediocre. The pastor one didn't even have pineapple, that's a sin. And they don't have different meat options like tongue or intestines.
Imagine what would happen in Mexico.😅
They do have different meats ..you just didnt go were they have that stuff ...aka East LA where the actual Mexicans live @@TavoLL1511
Is there no internet in France??
They have the french internet which they've dubbed "french swimming pool"
THIS IS NOT FRENCH , THIS IS HORRIBLE FOOD FROM THE NORTH AFRICAN IMMIGRANTS , NOT ANY REAL FRENCH PERSON IS PROUD OF THIS SH!T !!
THESE DUDES DISRESPECT MEALS FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD WITH THEIR CHEAP HALAL FASTFOOD
There is, but if you type "tacos" on the French internet now, that's what'll come up.
they just live in their own little bubble
They even invaded (and were kicked out from) Mexico. And there are plenty of French nationals traveling and living all over Mexico and the US Southwest. They have no excuse.
France: O'Taco
Me: O' my God I never thought someone could make a bad Burrito.
Jealous ?? We just take bad things and make it better 😚
I laughed so much because I tried it in Lille earlier this year and wasn’t a fan.. I’m Mexican-American btw. Lol. It’s literally like a bad burrito.. :D
Bro is an amateur burrito roller. My local Chipotle lady is a machine.
IMO, as a Mexican I would definitely eat that, but I would call it a burrito... This is a globalized era and tacos are one of our gifts to the world, if tacos want to evolve that way, let them be. What bothers me a little is that the hard shell tacos are shown as the default tacos, which they definitely are not, they are an American variety (which is also fine for me), but I would prefer that the traditional Mexican tacos were shown like the default ones.
These French messed up one of Mexico’s culinary gift with this burrito.
The French can't even create a Mexican derivative right. 😂
Yea I couldn't believe when they showed those damn white people tacos as the standard, I don't know anybody who eats those
Tienes razón. Muestran luego unos tacos que yo también dije: "esos no son tampoco".
@@jeremiah_12
It's not messed it's just a mid fast-food recipe with a wrong name also Mexican use corn flour originally and Mexico isn't the only country making flatbreads...Turkey, Iran, India multiple countries ranging from the Middle East to Central Asia makes them.
I'm originally from San Francisco, birthplace of the Mission burrito. I was in Hong Kong for a lengthy stay a few years back, and one day, just as I was walking down the street thinking about how much I wanted a burrito from home, I spied what appeared to be an actual taqueria. In Hong Kong! I couldn't believe it. I made a bee-line for the place and ordered a burrito. When it arrived all wrapped in foil it looked exactly like a huge Mission burrito. Alas, it didn't taste anything like a burrito, but at least they knew what to call it!
What a shock ! You dont eat the same in HK than SF.. bloody gringos.
Why use the word “tacos” because of the tortilla? Dude burritos are right there just call it a “french burrito” the French have no problem rolling Rs 💀💀
Not to even mention, they still are in dire need of having real proper Mexican cuisine.
It's actually a mix between arab and French food invented by the arabs here in France, the fact that it ended up looking like a burrito/kebab is indeed kinda odd but coincidental. I personally find it unapealing but I'm glad it's there for those who like it. And as for real Mexican cuisine thank gods we do have plenty of true Mexican restaurants but there is also the crappy fast food option for the drunks after the party, like Chipotle.
@@maxr7527you totally understanded us bro ggs
I didn’t need a French guy to tell me a taco isn’t a burger.
Arab guy who copied taco bell burrito style. Blew my mind 😂
Steal someone else's stuff then rename it 🤦
THIS IS NOT FRENCH , THIS IS HORRIBLE FOOD FROM THE NORTH AFRICAN IMMIGRANTS , NOT ANY REAL FRENCH PERSON IS PROUD OF THIS SH!T !!
THESE DUDES DISRESPECT MEALS FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD WITH THEIR CHEAP HALAL FASTFOOD
Typical American modus vivendi copied by the French 🤣
Um, that's a burrito in the US and Mexico not a taco.
No burrito is really different
It's in France though, it was invented in France, they get to name this what they want to name it.
@@mad555max You mean they COPIED it.
This video is not about The United States, or Mexico it is about France and tacos in France.
@@leviturner3265 let's talk about pizza but it has nothing to do with Italy or let's talk about surrendering to Germany during WW2 but it has nothing to do with France😂
"That's not a taco!" proceeds to show also NOT a taco 0:09😂
🤣
yeah, I'm from Mexico and I don't know what are those things they showed
Yep.
@@EzryVillaamerican hard shell tacos. Like eating a giant tortilla chip. They became the default "taco" for decades in most of the US because the store on the shelf better than actual tacos.
hahahah the second one is not a taco either !
People are right. Those are California burritos.
San Diego Burrito, but you're 100 percent right from California.
As a Northern Californian we don’t claim this
does california burrito contains cheesy cream; chakchuka and fries? if not this is not the same thing
@@valdir7426that's not shakshuka either, this French guy is something else 😂
@@gregalexludwig I don't know about this video that's what they use in the basic recipe (the sauce with bellpepper; not the whole dish with eggs)
They’ve invaded Canada now and it’s very confusing. I saw a “French taco” food truck that had Mexican drawings on the outside.
Still better than gravy on chips !
😂😂😂
Don’t call that a taco. This is a declaration of war with Mexico.
THIS IS NOT FRENCH , THIS IS HORRIBLE FOOD FROM THE NORTH AFRICAN IMMIGRANTS , NOT ANY REAL FRENCH PERSON IS PROUD OF THIS SH!T !!
THESE DUDES DISRESPECT MEALS FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD WITH THEIR CHEAP HALAL FASTFOOD
Those are burritos in the US. LOL
theyre burritos every where else too, this video, and the people in it, are simply morons that didnt bother to look it up.
Some french went to San Diego and copy the idea of doing the dame, but now they are french tacos
@@alexmadrid6043 in all realities, it looks pretty delicious and Id eat one anyway haha,... I just feel like this is similar to calling a quesadilla a mexican crepe, so to speak lol,... Ill still order 2 if Im ever in france hahaha
They're burritos everywhere. You can even call them a shawarma but not Taco
That’s no taco! Monsieur!!!😂
Can't wait to watch a French person eat a crunchy taco with a fork.
I’m offended for Mexico!!!!
I am Mexican, this smart man just used our original name to boost his sales.
NO DOUBT IS NOT A TACO AND NO DOUBT WE WOULD NOT EAT THAT THING.
1:42 it felt like the chef was giving an art review 😂. That’s a burrito guys, hate to break it to you. And tacos are absolutely not junk food in their home of origin.
Totally burritos.
They would go crazy if someone introduced Chimichangas to them.
I’m eating a cooked ground beef patty on a soft roll topped with cheese. I call it Lobster Thermidor.
I have to hand it to the French. They're masters of gastronomic marketing. They've labeled a spirit 'French Gin' (G-Vine), declared their olive oil the best in the world, and now they've tweaked the Californian version of a mexican burrito and rebranded it as a 'French Taco.' At least they could have added some béchamel sauce or something
Add avocado to that French taco and it is more California Burrito than taco.
Add cream cheese seeweed and you have a sushi.
@@TheMaladruI think you're lost lol
@@00Fiddlesticks00probably some tool that's never even been to Cali or had real Mexican food.
A Cali burrito has carne asada, cheese, crema, and guac that's it. You get your salsa roja on the side and you pour some before every bite.
Man, now I'm jonesing one.
It looks like I can finally get burritos in Europe.
It's a burrito!!! FRANCE😂
All the gringos getting super cultural, funny to read !
@@TheMaladruI'm Mexican and I've been eating burritos since I was a kid so for over 30 years and that's what my great grandparents called them and made for us. So not just gringos but us Mexicans too. That tortilla is a sobaquera style tortilla from Sonora Mexico. If you do research, we have several types of tortilla for different meats, delivery methods, or cooking methods.
@@jmc4935 👍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏👏👏
@@TheMaladruit is a burrito homie 🇲🇽
@@jmc4935stop lying, you're just mad lmao
This is fascinating. I think it's cool that two different cuisines in two different countries came to a similar result: The French Taco, and the California Burrito (ca. 1980). I think it shows the versatility of the flour tortilla as a wrap for a lot of different combinations of food. It's awesome!
Burritos have been a thing in Mexico for a hot minute. Not sure how these French people assume they invented them 🤷🏻♀️. Hilarious!
well it's closer to a shawarma so basically it has nothing to do with mexico (or a taco for that matter)
@@valdir7426 is it flatbred or a tortilla? Shawarmas are all meath never seen one with the fillings of a burrito
That's a burrito 🌯 😳
Call it a french wrap. Tacos are tacos meat, onions and cilantro on a corn tortilla not flour tortilla. That chedar cheese looks more like american singles cheese.
If it were to ever have a chance of catching on in the US, it absolutely must change its name. French wrap would be a good one, since people are already familiar with crunch wraps.
this is not a taco this is a tacos. I'm sorry it's appropriating a mexican dish but you can't stop it now, this is a thing of its own.
I didn't know Americans who were single ate a specific type of cheese.
@@donaldtrump2849 you didn't know what do you expect from someone with Donald trump name on it. You never seen or heard of kraft singles American cheese. That cheese he was putting on isn't chedar cheese.
@@felipenunez2058 It was a joke lmao
Yeah, the fact I'm commenting with this profile name should have made you realise that. Clearly you're very smart 😂
L'Haute Pockets maybe. I'd try one. Why not?
😂😂😂😂 How does this not have more likes
Chaud pauchettes
It's called a Burrito. French Burrito
No burrito is Spanish. In French taco means what you seen in the video.
@@leviturner3265 " The California Burrito begins with a huge flour tortilla topped with juicy, marinated and spice rubbed, grilled steak, then piled high with baked Mexican Street Fries, loads of cheese, guacamole, and sour cream - "
Burriteaux
@@PrettyGoodLookin These are French tacos. They have nothing to do with California. They were not invented in California and are distinct from what you are referring to. They are French. They are French tacos.
Do you also think that Spanish tortillas are not tortillas, because they are totally different than Mexican tortillas? Tortilla literally means "little cake" in English. In Spain that is the name given to their traditional omelet. In Mexico it refers to their traditional flat bread. However, they are both named tortillas.
@@leviturner3265 What if the German's decide to call hot dogs German Taco's. At some point it get's ridiculous.
As a french living overseas, after seeing what they did to croissant (sandwich, sometimes filled with eggs and ham, etc), I have no shame about this.
Yep, but Mexicans didn’t do nothing to your croissants
Mexican food is finally getting big in Europe.
We don’t care if it’s in Europe
Saw this in Paris . There is a cordon blue version and a steak which looks like some sort of processed beef/burger steak. Interesting to new eyes...
THIS IS NOT FRENCH , THIS IS HORRIBLE FOOD FROM THE NORTH AFRICAN IMMIGRANTS , NOT ANY REAL FRENCH PERSON IS PROUD OF THIS SH!T !!
THESE DUDES DISRESPECT MEALS FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD WITH THEIR CHEAP HALAL FASTFOOD
it's pretty gross but if you're really hungry you won't be after
There is nobody in the kitchen making flour tortillas by hand and preparing them on a comal.
I'm mexican and none of the tacos presented in the first 15 seconds of this video are a taco.
This place is called O'Tacos, they sell california burritos with French/Algerian sauces and their loyal patrons rave review is that a taco isn't a burger...
If it tastes good that's dope, I'd eat one, but that's a French take on a Cali burrito son. I'm slowly starting to understand why Italian people get mad when others bastardize their food. It's not that they're upset at the creativity...they're annoyed by them mis-labelling things. If they called this a French Cali Burrito it would make perfect sense.
Yeah you're right, it's just missnamed, it's actually closer too shawarma than mexican food. They just choose to call it taco for whatewer reason and now the name stick with it
I mean they look tasty, but calling them tacos makes everyone in North America from Indianapolis to Guadalajara cry and get angry. If you ever try and expand into the North American market, you're gonna have to call them something else.
This is a great example of how far the French have fallen.
This was invented by North Africans French, not « the French ». It’s mostly people with African Background who eat that junk in France
French food is not a top of the game anymore. They have to bastardize are food.
its like a california burrito 😎
The recipe they showed is just missing the avocado!
No is not.
@@benjaminnguyen554 nah bro don’t disrespect California like that 😬
@@cesarsanchez9697 that's because it has nothing to do with a california burrito
I don't want any French person making fun of american foods. The rest of the world is now making it's own Frankenstein food creations
At least, we don't have cheese as a spray can. We still have standards, my friend.
Nobody really eats that stuff.
I live in France, and this might be the most popular junk food among certain French youth, those things are calorie bombs, so yes they are cheap and they fill you up, and in most cases you won't be able to finish just one, so yes you are getting a bang for your buck, but you are almost guaranteed to end up in the hospital with a severe pancreatic crisis (happened to me and I spent 14h in the hospital) because your body just can't take that much saturated fat in a single sandwich, I mean you can bash the Americans how much you want on how fat and greasy some of their foods are, but the greasiest quadruple bypass burger from the Heart Attack Grill is like having a healthy organic salad compared to a French Taco, don't take the risk guys.
I ate a few in my youths; and they are a lot; but I wouldn't say they automatically cause you to go to the hospital (sorry that happened to you though).
You don't know typical American food either.
Edit: this "tacos" is exactly the same sort of thing popular with American youths, no better no worse. The rest of us, however, would ATTEMPT to eat a bit better though we struggle with cheap calories and high cost of living.
Even still, travel to the US and try our non-fast food restaurants before you judge.
@@SerifSansSerif I'm American. I'm just an American who happens to live in France, so yes I can judge between both nations.
This inspired me to invent my own fastfood trend! I'm gonna grill some kind of meat puck made out of ground beef, put it on a bun with some cheese, bacon, mustard, onion and tomato... I'm calling it a Dutch pizza 🤔
We live Guadalajara and are visiting the EU this fall. We wiil be adding O'TACOS to our Paris itinerary
In the Diccionario de Mejicanismos (Mexicanismos) of 1895, defines the Burrito as:
"Rolled tortilla, with meat or other food inside, which in Yucatán they call codzito, and in Cuernavaca and Mexico, taco."
And there's more information, like the legend of Juan Méndez, who transported the food in a donkey (burrito).
"That's no taco! This is a taco!" proceeds to show us the most American taco ever
The taco example that they showed was awful. A good example of a taco is what you would get from an LA, Austin or San Antonio food truck.
Bro just put together a shawarma from leftovers and called it a taco
As a Mexican (Mexican-American actually), I'll let them have it. Our superior cuisine is expanding. I'd eat it even if it ain't authentic.
Brick'N'Cheese is a popular Canadian chain that does these French Tacos. For obvious reasons, they're very big in Quebec.
It’s not french. This is basically a burrito, which is mexican.
This version is not bad tho, but it’s got nothing to do with tacos.
Hmm, ask any mexican and they will tell you that that thing is not a taco either 0:08 , that is some sort of weird tostada.
And that "french taco" is a burrito in fact 🤦♀️
I expected more from DW...
Dont worry paisanos, i'm starting a new brand bakery called O'Baguette where instead of it being like a loaf, it'll be circular with a hole in the center and i'm gonna call it a Mexican Baguette.
When Mexican food overtake French cuisine 😂😂😂🤡
I’ve tried them and while they’re objectively not terrible food , they are absolutely not even in the same category of excellence as an honest-to-goodness Mexican taco (or even… RESEMBLING tacos, but… I digress ).
Why does everyone try to make their own subpar ‘joke’ version of tacos? …There are so many ACTUAL Mexicans who would love to set up shop in your country/city, if you just gave them a chance.
their homegrown food (assuming they don’t dumb it down for the locals) is …spectacular.
THIS IS NOT FRENCH , THIS IS HORRIBLE FOOD FROM THE NORTH AFRICAN IMMIGRANTS , NOT ANY REAL FRENCH PERSON IS PROUD OF THIS SH!T !!
THESE DUDES DISRESPECT MEALS FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD WITH THEIR CHEAP HALAL FASTFOOD version of everything "pizza", "burger","taco",..
I had an Exchange student who was disgusted when seeing a Döner Kebab and now French people eating this? Ça suffit 😂
This exists all over Europe for decades. It is called all kinds of different names, but never really heard someone call it a French Taco
I had the misfortune of having tried one of these nasty monstrosities in some dodgy suburb just outside of Paris. I still don't know how it's possible that this can legally be called 'food
In the north of Mexico where I'm from that's called a burrito, your frensh tacos looks delicious.
From champagne to trying to steal burritos, the French have really fallen in the world 😂😂
THIS IS NOT FRENCH , THIS IS HORRIBLE FOOD FROM THE NORTH AFRICAN IMMIGRANTS , NOT ANY REAL FRENCH PERSON IS PROUD OF THIS SH!T !!
THESE DUDES DISRESPECT MEALS FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD WITH THEIR CHEAP HALAL FASTFOOD
Champagne is French
The French culture has gone down the toilet.
When I stayed in the 17th arrondisement of Paris, I came across many local shops selling kebabs and these kids of tacos. As a Mexican, I'm not offended, if anything flattered that the French have incorporated and adapted it to fit their palate. With a huge population from Algeria, Tunisia and more, I understand the concept. I would've tried one, but all the shops were closed on that day.
I'll probably have this during Cinco de Mayo.
thank you for being understanding. "french tacos" is like extremely caloric fast food for people with not much money; it's not fine cuisine but you certainly won't be hungry after.
have fun with these knock-off burritos, but we all agree to stop calling them "tacos"??
@@franciscoalvarezhigareda2740 the french will continue calling them tacos wether you like it or not (it's just how it is)
@@valdir7426and we Mexicans and Americans will make fun of that because they're not.
French calling burritos “le tacos”
Mexicans be calling
Baguettes “panes para tortugas de milanesa de cerdo a la veracruzana”😂
Whatever it looks so delicious. Chipotle comes to mind. Great to see France open adopting international fast food of its own.
The French Tacos look so good to eat!😀😀🇨🇵🇨🇵
haha wie lustig. ich bin Amerikaner und ich fahre ein Masterprogramm ab September in Lyon. ich sagte das gleiche Ding, als ich French Tacos für die erste Zeit gegessen habe. es sieht eher als ein Burrito aus
genau-ment
That ain't no taco, that's a Burrito, flour tortilla with refried beans, a slice or two of Chihuahua cheese and one or two slices of pickled jalapeño pepper, recently they've begun making them with meat, beef or chicken, but the traditional Burrito is filled with beans, cheese and the chili peppers. Seeing the french fries piled on and the cream sauce ladled on top resembles what French Canadians call Poutine, french fries, curd and brown gravy, but I must agree I'd definitely try the French Taco.😋👍🌯
I saw the internet when they are selling French Tacos in the Philippines. The name is Oui Tacos.
That's a burrito, originally from Ciudad Juárez, MX.
That’s literally a Mission Burrito
He created a food craze around a late night hang over burrito. Just stick everything in the tortilla you can find in the fridge.