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woody with a view
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That same mayo that sits out on the table for 3 months until it’s empty?
No thanks!
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Hook
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Quote: Originally posted by willardguy  | | the pioneers of puerto nuevo have always eaten their lobster with mayonnaise rather than butter, not surprising, to me anyway mexican butter is plain
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I was watching a Rick Bayless episode recently (whose cooking I do admire) and he raved about Mexican butter being so earthy or some such term. I was
shocked. Mexican butter is awful. So much of it is mixed with oil, but even those that claim they aren't, leave a very strange film in the mouth.
Maybe the most "smuggled" item by gringos, to our town, is butter from the US or Canada. Lots of smuggled Costco butter.
The closest Costco to San CArlos Sonora does carry Costco butter...............but ONLY unsalted. Very strange, in a country that loves salty items.
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AKgringo
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A couple of lines from a song I learned as a kid;
.....where the sopa is not soap,
the ropa is not rope,
and the butter is 'meant ta kill ya'!
If you are not living on the edge, you are taking up too much space!
"Could do better if he tried!" Report card comments from most of my grade school teachers. Sadly, still true!
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blackwolfmt
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| Quote: Originally posted by Hook | | Quote: Originally posted by willardguy | | the pioneers of puerto nuevo have always eaten their lobster with mayonnaise rather than butter, not surprising, to me anyway mexican butter is plain
awful! |
I was watching a Rick Bayless episode recently (whose cooking I do admire) and he raved about Mexican butter being so earthy or some such term. I was
shocked. Mexican butter is awful. So much of it is mixed with oil, but even those that claim they aren't, leave a very strange film in the mouth.
Maybe the most "smuggled" item by gringos, to our town, is butter from the US or Canada. Lots of smuggled Costco butter.
The closest Costco to San CArlos Sonora does carry Costco butter...............but ONLY unsalted. Very strange, in a country that loves salty items.
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is this GOAT milk butter you speak of, if so I agree totally nasty
So understand dont waste your time always searching for those wasted years
face up and make your stand and realize that your living in the golden years
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willardguy
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| Quote: Originally posted by blackwolfmt | | Quote: Originally posted by Hook | | Quote: Originally posted by willardguy | | the pioneers of puerto nuevo have always eaten their lobster with mayonnaise rather than butter, not surprising, to me anyway mexican butter is plain
awful! |
I was watching a Rick Bayless episode recently (whose cooking I do admire) and he raved about Mexican butter being so earthy or some such term. I was
shocked. Mexican butter is awful. So much of it is mixed with oil, but even those that claim they aren't, leave a very strange film in the mouth.
Maybe the most "smuggled" item by gringos, to our town, is butter from the US or Canada. Lots of smuggled Costco butter.
The closest Costco to San CArlos Sonora does carry Costco butter...............but ONLY unsalted. Very strange, in a country that loves salty items.
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is this GOAT milk butter you speak of, if so I agree totally nasty |
no this is the chit that comes from cows.....Jersey for instance tastes nothing like butter....Calimax must have got the memo and now stocks challenge
and darigold!
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GypsyJan
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Don't Want to Get Into a Somethig Match
Yes, Baja dairy butters have a high level of moisture that makes them hard to use in baking. Lala, etc.
But both Walmart and Soriana in Rosarito also have high quality imported European butters in the refrigerated cases, it you are willing to pay a
little bit more. Low moisture, good taste.
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Udo
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They also sell some great locally made tequila with the SANDRA'S label on it. You have to ask for it from the bartender.
Udo
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Udo
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I could not find "HALIOTIS" in the Mexican dictionary. So what does "ABULON" mean then?
Udo
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BornFisher
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Try scientific name.
"When you catch a fish, you open the door of happiness."
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