"sf" > wrote in message
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> On Sat, 17 May 2014 23:25:20 -0700, "Julie Bove"
> > wrote:
>
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>> "sf" > wrote in message
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>> > On Sat, 17 May 2014 02:44:31 -0700, "Julie Bove"
>> > > wrote:
>> >
>> >> That just seems wrong. And yet, here it is!
>> >>
>> >> http://www.elantojo.com/food-menus/burritos
>> >>
>> >> Maybe it's a typo? Don't they usually have rice in them? This place
>> >> does
>> >> serve fries though. Although the only people I've ever seen that
>> >> order
>> >> the
>> >> fries are teens.
>> >
>> > Good god, they put bell pepper in it too. Looks like they can't
>> > decide if it's a super burrito, a Parisian gyro, fajitas or a butty
>> > sandwich so they decided to slap the word "California" on it.
>>
>> Usually here, the term "California" means with avocado. But... I did
>> search for California Burrito and it was invented in San Diego and does
>> indeed have fries in it. Eek!
>
> EW! Sorry, but the thought of a burrito with fries included is too
> gross for my brain to handle and I don't want to imagine who eats them

I don't want to imagine it either but I think I saw one there today. I
should have taken note of what he ordered.

First thing he did was go to the condiment bar with a smallish cup. The
kind you get drinks in. He filled it up with some of the condiments. They
have a coleslaw type thing and he started with that, then topped it with the
pickled vegetables. Then he went at the chips with the whole bowl instead
of using the provided tongs. Just shoved his whole hand in there, bowl and
all and scooped up a heaping bowl of chips. He was a rather large and
greasy looking person. That's the type I could imagine ordering such a
thing.
>
>> I had always thought that California Burrito
>> meant the type to be eaten out of hand as opposed to wet. Guess I was
>> wrong!
>
> Sorry.
>
Oh well. It happens.