Frito pie, a delicacy of the American Southwest, consists of Frito chips, chili, cheese, beans and onions. Its origins are a mystery, but one legend places its birth at a Woolworth's lunch counter in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Woolworth's isn't around anymore, but a dime store still resides at that location. It serves Frito pie at a snack bar in the back, with the ingredients poured into a slit open Frito bag.
Look at that picture. You're already getting hungry, aren't you?
Link -via Tasteologie | Photo: Boulder Locavore
Previously: The Origin of Fritos
because competition is the way of the Alfas, you beta...
hehehe... nah...dont over react...just a stating a fact..
you know....tostitos are not orinally from mexico... so...somebody somewhere for sure ...given time... will came up with the same, or similar ideas..
Just eat and enjoy.
You can get great eats from any city why be so conpetitive?
Didn't Kim "something" Il invent it to feed North Korea?
Dorito, melted american cheese, jalapeno...(like Nachos, but in a bag)
Doritos, or tostitos, with, chili beans,
Doritos or tostitos, with coleslaw, tomato and liquid chile, (its something like your tabasco sauce...but in mexico, you have like 30 different variations and they came in huge bottles.)(a friend of mine told me that in california you can find all these bottles, targeting the mexican comunity, try find "chamoy").
Tostitos, japanesse penauts, (the ones with the crust) and chamoy...
Tostitos with yellow corn grain, cheese... and finally,
The "Tostitos LOCOS".... everything of the above...
but you can make your own combinations too....Im 36, and I used to eat this when I was a Kid.......
Sonic Drive-in sold it for a while, along with a Fritos chili Pie wrap.
\
*waits for the Texans to chime in saying "we invented it" *