Sales are about half, story here.mtgoat666 - 10-24-2025 at 12:28 PM
Like me, maybe Mexicans are getting tired of eating tortillas, eh?
If given a choice of maize format, I would rather eat an arepa or cornbread….BornFisher - 10-24-2025 at 02:13 PM
They need to find another one that looks like Jesus. Then the rush would be on!latitude32 - 10-24-2025 at 03:19 PM
cheap pizza and of course coco-cola is the new norm. Tioloco - 10-24-2025 at 03:43 PM
Historically speaking, it appears the tortillas in moderation are healthier than the sodas, cheap pizzas and all the junk food. advrider - 10-24-2025 at 06:37 PM
I'll do my best to spike sales when I'm there in November! Alm - 10-26-2025 at 12:52 PM
Like me, maybe Mexicans are getting tired of eating tortillas, eh?
If given a choice of maize format, I would rather eat an arepa or cornbread….
Why not arepas or cornbread indeed. Tortillas are boring. I don't think they get tired, could be some ill-informed trend towards wheat and other
gluten breads. Hard to imagine a trend towards junk food like sodas and pizza these days, but those who eat it will keep eating.lencho - 10-26-2025 at 03:12 PM
Why not arepas or cornbread indeed. Tortillas are boring.
What are currently being passed off as "tortillas", (Maseca cardboard), are indeed uninspiring.
If you've ever eaten the traditionally-made item (de maíz natural nixtamalizado)-- a rare find in Baja and nowdays scarce even on the
mainland-- you understand what I mean.
A stack of those with a bowl of beans and some chiles, used to be a go-to meal for a hungry campesino.
[Edited on 10-26-2025 by lencho]AKgringo - 10-26-2025 at 03:45 PM
Just a couple of trips ago I stopped for lunch at a shoreline restaurant, which I think was La Poma, north of Gonzaga. They were making and serving
their own tortillas, and they were a treat!
