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I am not yet at the point where I can follow the conversation, but I am pleased that I could understand about 1/3 of the spoken words. Thank you for including the subtitles, that was very interesting. Food is a favorite subject of mine, and this was a great way to supplement my Spanish learning!
I like both. When I lived in the Albany Park immigrant neighborhood of Chicago, I always had Tacos al Pastor, Frijoles, and Horchata basically 3 times a week at Mexican restaurants. There was also the occasional Tamales and Churros, just wasn't sure if they were Mexican or Guatemalan; the Spain variety of Churros was rather small. When I studied in Spain, I was addicted to Paella, whether pre-cooked (the type I bought at the grocery with pre-packed ingredients) and had to mix and cook them at my place. Or I just ate the Paella at a restaurant. I also fancied Fabada Asturiana which was light and easy to eat.
A mí me gusta mucho los platellos méxicanos ciertamente muy sabrosos y deliciosos especialmente el burrito y el taco Espero viajar a México en el futuro así que estoy aprendido el español 😊🌸
@@Izakokomarixyzfun fact... linguists have pointed out that it is the British accents that drifted and many of the US New England and even Appalachian accents are historically closer to the 17th and 18th century accents
@@ZS-bg7jo - Cool, but still, to a lot of non-spaniards, Spains spanish sounds kinda archaic. Like if an english speaker were to use words like thou, art, shalt etc. Just sounds funny/odd at first till you get used to it.
Many different Regions in Spain , so many different types of food. In Mexico, the same .... many different regions , many different types of food MORE SPICY. . Nothing to COMPARE. ALL GOOD.
Mexican food is the most well known worldwide. No competition 😂. If you think all Mexican food is the same throughout Mexico you are wrong especially since Mexico is way bigger than Spain
@@danielcalderon3329 No, lee bien, dijo que a México le pasa lo mismo que a Espanya en cuanto a diferentes regiones, muchos platos diferentes de comida más picante. Nada que comparar. TODO BUENO.
@@danielcalderon3329 Mexican food is not the most well known food. Its a great cuisine, but its not more popular than Indian or Italian, Greek. In Europe, its not as popular as Italian
Spanish food is incredible and very delicious. We have a wide variety in each region of Spain such as Spanish omelette, paella, Iberian ham, Madrid stew, beans with chorizo (Fabada Asturiana), Galician-style octopus, a wide variety of seafood and fried foods, gazpacho, salmorejo, gazpachuelo and much more. If you have a chance to try it you will love it!
Do they have paletas de fresa con crema in Spain? I know Mexico has tacos, caldo, Mexican coca-cola & Takis. I'm going with Mexico has the better food!
Spain invented Empanadas & Churros & Flan & Cróquetas & influenced Mexican & many Latin American dishes. Also French Fries is disputed between France & Spain. Spain was the first to bring Potatoes back to Europe.
The best food in the world is considered to be French food then it would be Mexican and Third I forgot lol I think it's between Japanese sushi and Italian as the best. Spain has good food too but I would say Mexican food as it's kinda rare to see a Spanish restaurant vs Mexican food being so popular all over the world and is considered by many to be the best food as it is an infussion if Spanish and Native American cuisine creating very rich flavors. French is the hardest most complex food to make which is why it's not always found everywhere lol Mexican food is hard to cook as well because of the amount of prepping and ingredients have to be as fresh as possible otherwise it will taste off.
@@Wurfed yea its called escargot, and they eat diseased duck fattened liver called foi gras. I think it's inhumane on how they force feed the duck to get it's liver diseased and then eat it in pate form.
@@VictorLdVS Yes I was reading about that it sometime changes between French and Italian however I do think it's kind of biased because Mexican food isn't European so it's not a surprise to me Italian and French would be chosen. I even saw in one articles that Spanish food is closer to the top spot than Mexican which I seriously doubt but hey I guess anything that is European must be better than any other continents food on the top list. Who decided these lists? Eurocentric palate?
This is such a dumb comparison people here will obviously be bias. I lived in both places and food in Spain is expensive and the common meal is ok, yes they have Michelin places which cost you an arm and a leg, but honestly I have traveled all over the world and the best food starts with the Street food which Thailand and Mexico destroy everybody in with China, Vietnam and Iran also being amazing. Obviously the quality control in Europe is far higher than in Mexico overall but that comes at a price which is not something that should go against the food creativity which I say Mexico is up there as the top 3 with Japan and Italy. Italy is the best food in Europe and shares many many similar dishes to Mexico like stuff peppers or Chile rellenos, stuff Zucchini flowers or Flor de Calabaza and even Chocolate rabbit or Mole, Bruschetta or pico de gallo etc etc . The thing that makes Mexico so unique is that it's the origin homeland too some of the best flavors and ingredients Vanilla, Chocolate, Tomato, Chile Peppers, Squash, Corn, Avocado etc etc but they use unique things found no where else like Achiote, Tomatillos, Chipotle (other smoked peppers, best marinara I tasted was made with Chipotle), Epazote and many many other herbs and veggies unique too the country. So While the world uses many of the same flavors with different combinations, Mexico uses things nobody else uses in the world which is what makes them so original and unique in my opinion, the problem with Mexico is quality control which Japan and Italy are masters in, but if Mexico was too ever perfect that especially with the diversity of crops and ingredients they have (alot of seafood from Mexico gets exported too Japan and Spain because they pay a premium), they could easily be one of, or the best food in the world.
Does Mexico export that much seafood to Spain? I had no idea, the times I saw the main fish exporters from Spain Mexico never showed up, it was mostly european countries, Peru and Chile. Spain is also a fish exporter btw, but it always comes down to the variety of fish avaible in your country, you are always going to export/import products even if it is accesible in your country as different species exist due to the variety of biospheres for animals, vegetables and fruits. I agree that comparing cuisines is dumb, they are not symmetrical. If you compare rices between spanish and mexican cuisine, in Spain it is usually a dish by itself while in Mexico it is usually a component of a dish. If we compare spicy food between Spain and Mexico, Spain has no chance, same way if we compare stews between Mexico and Spain, Mexico has no chance. One thing that I always found funny is when people say say that spanish food is not spicy, like no shit Sherlock it feels like mexican cuisine balances spicyness with sourness, bitternes and the fat of the protein while Spain takes the mediterranean/muslim approach and cooks balancing spices depending of the protein, vegetable, fruit and sauces that make the dish; that being said most mexicans I meet understand the difference and have the palete to appreciate it, it moslty comes from clueless gringos lol. Btw the stuffed vegetables like eggplant, peppers and such is a spanish influence (in your cuisine) as it is a muslim cuisine dish. Maybe you didnt have the chance of trying it as if it is muslim influenced you probably find it mostly in the south of Spain. Street food in Spain is odd as it is incorporated mostly in bares/pubs in the form of tapas. I dont know in which places of Spain have you been but my experience from an andalucian boi is that the rest of Spain is quite expensive compared to Andalucía unless you go to towns or outer neighborhoods of big cities so it makes sense that you find it expensive.
Spanish cuisine is by far the best this World has to offer!! Do your research the best restaurant is in Spain the oldest restaurant is in Madrid! More Michelin star chefs are in Spain! It's so diverse and complex words don't do it justice! You have to go there to see! Ole
Why? Does it matter if I'm a US Citizen or not? But, if inquiring minds must know. Yeah, I'm from the states. I spent most of my summers in Baja. I most of the time in Rosarito, Ensenada, Puerto Nuevo, La Bufadora, Tecate, and Cabo.
@@sozeverbal If you spend most of your summers in the "untouched by the gringos California" then you should know that saying "viva LA Méjico" is the worst thing you can write or say because it's completely wrong and it makes any Hispanic reader want to reap their eyes of. Also, the fact that you're an US citizen explains why "most of the people" say that Mexican food is the best because in the US you eat very unhealthy and Mexican food is perfect for your food standards because it's mostly fried stuff but more elaborated than US food and of course that would explain why "most of the people" surrounding you say that the Mexican food is the best (another fact that makes "most of the people" say that the Mexican food is the best is that the US citizens don't know much about food a part from pizzas, tacos and burritos, oh and of course, the hamburger). Also, I bet you haven't tried real Spanish food, not even the shity "paieias" they make in the US, or I'm mistaking? Have you come to Spain and tried our food (not just paella)? If that's the case then you can have an opinion because you have tried both gastronomies. Another thing that made me think that you're an US citizen is the fact that you said "latin food", what's that? "Latin"american food which includes Mexico? The latin countries food which includes Italy, Spain, France, Portugal, Romania, Moldova, the latin microstates, and the latin minorities in other European countries? Or the OG latins from the Italic peninsula who were the first people who spoked latin making them the first latins and fathers of the Roman empire?
@@VictorLdVS Hey colonizer, hate to break it to you, but you're a gringo, cabrón. You're from Spain. Mexican food is not mostly fired food. In the US, we know a lot more food than just pizza, tacos \burritos, and cheeseburgers/hamburgers. The US is a melting pot of cuisines from around the world. It is a fusion of different ethnic food and combing them into a new dish. Like Korean Buffalo Wings. Another thing that made you think I was from the US, besides the fact that I clearly stated that I was from the US. I lump all South American, Central America, the Caribbean food as Latin food instead of listing all the different food from each country. Chinga tu madre. No, I can have an opinion. We eat with our eyes first. I'm not saying Spanish food is terrible. I'm saying put a bowl of Pozole v Gazpacho. I'll choose Pozole. The same goes with Pollo con Mole over a similar chicken dish. I haven't had dishes from Spain. I don't like pawns/ shrimp or mussels/ clams. But from the looks of the food and the video, I'll need some limes and a lot of hot sauce/salsa.
(1000, or may as well be,) years ago, my family and I ate at a, Spanish food restaurant, they served the best baked chicken I ever ate. It was definitely not Mexican. Don't get me wrong, I love Mexican food too.
@@alexcontreras6103 decir que España no tiene nada más a parte de la paella es simplemente una de las mayores subnormalidades que alguien puede escuchar.
@@alexcontreras6103 just because you didnt like it it doesnt mean its not good. Its like saying I dont like Tacos, so Mexican food is bad. You dont make sense
Mexican food in reality wouldn't exist today the way we know it if it was never colonized by Spain as most Mexican foods been influenced by Spaniards dishes mixed with Aztac/ Mayan dishes which created modern Mexican dishes,
Both foods are great but if I had to choose.... Mexican. I don't mind the spice and I can live without Paella and Tapas, I would rather not live without Tacos. That being said, eating chapulines is just disgusting. They eat cricket tacos in Mexico.
Many of the flavors of the indigenous peoples of the Western Hemisphere corn, peppers, beans, potatoes, tomatoes, squash, and more made the foods of European countries like Italy what they are now famous for. The Spanish gave some things to the cultures of this side of the world, but took back even more.
Not sure about the "took back even more", would Latin American food be the same without Onions and Garlic? And many other staples such as; rice, coffee, wheat, pork, etc. that are now essential in Hispanic cooking!
He said romesco is a little spicy - what???? From tomato, garlic and nuts? Kids and Americans love Spanish food because it's bland like their own. Thoughts from Catalonia - don't compare the spice, complexity and balance of Mexican cuisine with Spanish food.
Spaniards foods ain't as bland as you think, did you know their is a type of chili pepper that comes from Spain that is eaten in some parts of Spain and this pepper is hotter then any 🌶️ found in Mexico, my Great grandma was Born and raised in Spain and she made traditional Spaniard dishes that can make a ground man cry as she used this one 🌶️ that is native to Spain.
How is that racist!!! Obviously, this person is part Mexican, part Spainish and is more proud of the food on the Spanish side. That is not racist! Spain and Mexico are both countries not races!!!
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Both are gorgeous and connected. Mexican food was brought to Spain and Spanish one to Mexico.
I am not yet at the point where I can follow the conversation, but I am pleased that I could understand about 1/3 of the spoken words. Thank you for including the subtitles, that was very interesting. Food is a favorite subject of mine, and this was a great way to supplement my Spanish learning!
I like both. When I lived in the Albany Park immigrant neighborhood of Chicago, I always had Tacos al Pastor, Frijoles, and Horchata basically 3 times a week at Mexican restaurants. There was also the occasional Tamales and Churros, just wasn't sure if they were Mexican or Guatemalan; the Spain variety of Churros was rather small. When I studied in Spain, I was addicted to Paella, whether pre-cooked (the type I bought at the grocery with pre-packed ingredients) and had to mix and cook them at my place. Or I just ate the Paella at a restaurant. I also fancied Fabada Asturiana which was light and easy to eat.
Oye what’s fabada asturia?
Las dos son deliciosas ! Las dos cocinas no serían solo mismo sin sus respectivas influencias ! Son fusiones entre los dos países ! 👍🏻
A mí me gusta mucho los platellos méxicanos ciertamente muy sabrosos y deliciosos especialmente el burrito y el taco
Espero viajar a México en el futuro así que estoy aprendido el español 😊🌸
It's so interesting how different Spain Spanish sounds from Mexican Spanish. It's like a whole different rhythm put to the same melody.
Yes, and it's even more complex when you throw in different regional variations!
Just like British English is to American English ..
@@JosephOccenoBFH - ‘cept british english sounds fancy to an american, while spains spanish doesn’t sound fancy to a latin american.
@@Izakokomarixyzfun fact... linguists have pointed out that it is the British accents that drifted and many of the US New England and even Appalachian accents are historically closer to the 17th and 18th century accents
@@ZS-bg7jo - Cool, but still, to a lot of non-spaniards, Spains spanish sounds kinda archaic. Like if an english speaker were to use words like thou, art, shalt etc. Just sounds funny/odd at first till you get used to it.
Very good video-Pablo was very easy to follow-he spoke at a tempo and cadence much like english in the U.S.!!!!!
Me encanta la comida mexicana!! Pero soy de los Estados Unidos entonces comemos muchas comidas mexicanas. Perdona mi mal Español :)
I understood u perfectly but I'm not a native or fluent yet!👍
Muy bien Ab! Escribes muy bien ;)
¿Cuál es tu comida Mexicana favorita?
@@mariafernandafromspringspa677 Toda la comida jaja! me gusta las tortas, los tacos al pastor, las salsas picantes, y la horchata!
Me encanta “Dreaming Spanish” y esta chanal, por eso obviamente, he tenido mirar este ♥️ 🥰
Wuuujuuu! Gracias Adrián :)
I love these cross channel team ups!❤️
Yaay! I am glad you liked it :)
Aunque mi madre nació en Ciudad Juárez, México, yo siempre he disfrutado la cocina española.
Spain food is absolutely amazing Compar to Mexican food ! Respect to Spain !
Olé Mano! 🇪🇸💯especially churros con coco y Paella 🥘!
As a mixed person of both Mexican & Spanish I say BOTH places ❤❤❤❤❤
I can’t decide. I require at least a year in each country for further study.
Somos hermanos y son igual de buenas,
Saludos desde España.
Spain! 👏👏
Many different Regions in Spain , so many different types of food. In Mexico, the same .... many different regions , many different types of food MORE SPICY. . Nothing to COMPARE. ALL GOOD.
Mexican food is the most well known worldwide. No competition 😂. If you think all Mexican food is the same throughout Mexico you are wrong especially since Mexico is way bigger than Spain
@@danielcalderon3329 too bad this Mexican ( you) can't read 📚 .
@@danielcalderon3329 No, lee bien, dijo que a México le pasa lo mismo que a Espanya en cuanto a diferentes regiones, muchos platos diferentes de comida más picante. Nada que comparar. TODO BUENO.
@@danielcalderon3329 Mexican food is not the most well known food. Its a great cuisine, but its not more popular than Indian or Italian, Greek. In Europe, its not as popular as Italian
Mexican food is more popular I never had and Spanish food
Spanish food is incredible and very delicious. We have a wide variety in each region of Spain such as Spanish omelette, paella, Iberian ham, Madrid stew, beans with chorizo (Fabada Asturiana), Galician-style octopus, a wide variety of seafood and fried foods, gazpacho, salmorejo, gazpachuelo and much more. If you have a chance to try it you will love it!
Do they have paletas de fresa con crema in Spain? I know Mexico has tacos, caldo, Mexican coca-cola & Takis. I'm going with Mexico has the better food!
Hehe obviooo!!!
Me gusta Dreaming Spanish Channel!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Great vid, you two! Love your accent Maria! ¡Mucho gusto!
first like and comment of this great video :)
Suuuuper!!!
Tacos and guacamole alone blows away anything Spain food brings to the table. 🌮
Así es
Only if it's from Taco Bell, otherwise no.
@@Nutty151 or Taco Tico or Taco Mayo .. 🤣😂😝
Spain invented Empanadas & Churros & Flan & Cróquetas & influenced Mexican & many Latin American dishes. Also French Fries is disputed between France & Spain. Spain was the first to bring Potatoes back to Europe.
@@IblewuponyourfaceIII notice how most of those are desserts and not main dishes 🤭
The best food in the world is considered to be French food then it would be Mexican and Third I forgot lol I think it's between Japanese sushi and Italian as the best. Spain has good food too but I would say Mexican food as it's kinda rare to see a Spanish restaurant vs Mexican food being so popular all over the world and is considered by many to be the best food as it is an infussion if Spanish and Native American cuisine creating very rich flavors. French is the hardest most complex food to make which is why it's not always found everywhere lol Mexican food is hard to cook as well because of the amount of prepping and ingredients have to be as fresh as possible otherwise it will taste off.
The best food in the world is considered to be the Italian food
French is more about cooking technics, their food is not as famous.
Dont the French eat snails?
@@Wurfed yea its called escargot, and they eat diseased duck fattened liver called foi gras. I think it's inhumane on how they force feed the duck to get it's liver diseased and then eat it in pate form.
@@VictorLdVS Yes I was reading about that it sometime changes between French and Italian however I do think it's kind of biased because Mexican food isn't European so it's not a surprise to me Italian and French would be chosen. I even saw in one articles that Spanish food is closer to the top spot than Mexican which I seriously doubt but hey I guess anything that is European must be better than any other continents food on the top list. Who decided these lists? Eurocentric palate?
Mexican for the spice, Spanish for the flavor, I like them both.
From my experience, cuz i love spice i love mexican
Mexican Food!!!!
This is such a dumb comparison people here will obviously be bias. I lived in both places and food in Spain is expensive and the common meal is ok, yes they have Michelin places which cost you an arm and a leg, but honestly I have traveled all over the world and the best food starts with the Street food which Thailand and Mexico destroy everybody in with China, Vietnam and Iran also being amazing. Obviously the quality control in Europe is far higher than in Mexico overall but that comes at a price which is not something that should go against the food creativity which I say Mexico is up there as the top 3 with Japan and Italy. Italy is the best food in Europe and shares many many similar dishes to Mexico like stuff peppers or Chile rellenos, stuff Zucchini flowers or Flor de Calabaza and even Chocolate rabbit or Mole, Bruschetta or pico de gallo etc etc . The thing that makes Mexico so unique is that it's the origin homeland too some of the best flavors and ingredients Vanilla, Chocolate, Tomato, Chile Peppers, Squash, Corn, Avocado etc etc but they use unique things found no where else like Achiote, Tomatillos, Chipotle (other smoked peppers, best marinara I tasted was made with Chipotle), Epazote and many many other herbs and veggies unique too the country. So While the world uses many of the same flavors with different combinations, Mexico uses things nobody else uses in the world which is what makes them so original and unique in my opinion, the problem with Mexico is quality control which Japan and Italy are masters in, but if Mexico was too ever perfect that especially with the diversity of crops and ingredients they have (alot of seafood from Mexico gets exported too Japan and Spain because they pay a premium), they could easily be one of, or the best food in the world.
Does Mexico export that much seafood to Spain? I had no idea, the times I saw the main fish exporters from Spain Mexico never showed up, it was mostly european countries, Peru and Chile. Spain is also a fish exporter btw, but it always comes down to the variety of fish avaible in your country, you are always going to export/import products even if it is accesible in your country as different species exist due to the variety of biospheres for animals, vegetables and fruits.
I agree that comparing cuisines is dumb, they are not symmetrical. If you compare rices between spanish and mexican cuisine, in Spain it is usually a dish by itself while in Mexico it is usually a component of a dish. If we compare spicy food between Spain and Mexico, Spain has no chance, same way if we compare stews between Mexico and Spain, Mexico has no chance. One thing that I always found funny is when people say say that spanish food is not spicy, like no shit Sherlock it feels like mexican cuisine balances spicyness with sourness, bitternes and the fat of the protein while Spain takes the mediterranean/muslim approach and cooks balancing spices depending of the protein, vegetable, fruit and sauces that make the dish; that being said most mexicans I meet understand the difference and have the palete to appreciate it, it moslty comes from clueless gringos lol. Btw the stuffed vegetables like eggplant, peppers and such is a spanish influence (in your cuisine) as it is a muslim cuisine dish. Maybe you didnt have the chance of trying it as if it is muslim influenced you probably find it mostly in the south of Spain.
Street food in Spain is odd as it is incorporated mostly in bares/pubs in the form of tapas. I dont know in which places of Spain have you been but my experience from an andalucian boi is that the rest of Spain is quite expensive compared to Andalucía unless you go to towns or outer neighborhoods of big cities so it makes sense that you find it expensive.
Spanish food os way better
@@masanchoquelargo nope lol there's a reason why we have mexican restaurants not many spanish restaurants in the USA.
@@Impulse_CDL Yes. The reason is American’s people bad taste
Spanish food is so good i love spanish food
Spanish cuisine is by far the best this World has to offer!! Do your research the best restaurant is in Spain the oldest restaurant is in Madrid! More Michelin star chefs are in Spain! It's so diverse and complex words don't do it justice! You have to go there to see! Ole
italian and japense are better, followed by french.
¡Viva la México! Mexican food is the best. When asked what's some of your favorite food most people don't say Spanish, Latin, etc. They say, Mexican.
Are you American?
Why? Does it matter if I'm a US Citizen or not? But, if inquiring minds must know. Yeah, I'm from the states. I spent most of my summers in Baja. I most of the time in Rosarito, Ensenada, Puerto Nuevo, La Bufadora, Tecate, and Cabo.
Most people say Italian food is Best. Mexican hardly ever makes is it to the top 5
@@sozeverbal If you spend most of your summers in the "untouched by the gringos California" then you should know that saying "viva LA Méjico" is the worst thing you can write or say because it's completely wrong and it makes any Hispanic reader want to reap their eyes of. Also, the fact that you're an US citizen explains why "most of the people" say that Mexican food is the best because in the US you eat very unhealthy and Mexican food is perfect for your food standards because it's mostly fried stuff but more elaborated than US food and of course that would explain why "most of the people" surrounding you say that the Mexican food is the best (another fact that makes "most of the people" say that the Mexican food is the best is that the US citizens don't know much about food a part from pizzas, tacos and burritos, oh and of course, the hamburger). Also, I bet you haven't tried real Spanish food, not even the shity "paieias" they make in the US, or I'm mistaking? Have you come to Spain and tried our food (not just paella)? If that's the case then you can have an opinion because you have tried both gastronomies.
Another thing that made me think that you're an US citizen is the fact that you said "latin food", what's that? "Latin"american food which includes Mexico? The latin countries food which includes Italy, Spain, France, Portugal, Romania, Moldova, the latin microstates, and the latin minorities in other European countries? Or the OG latins from the Italic peninsula who were the first people who spoked latin making them the first latins and fathers of the Roman empire?
@@VictorLdVS Hey colonizer, hate to break it to you, but you're a gringo, cabrón. You're from Spain. Mexican food is not mostly fired food. In the US, we know a lot more food than just pizza, tacos \burritos, and cheeseburgers/hamburgers. The US is a melting pot of cuisines from around the world. It is a fusion of different ethnic food and combing them into a new dish. Like Korean Buffalo Wings.
Another thing that made you think I was from the US, besides the fact that I clearly stated that I was from the US. I lump all South American, Central America, the Caribbean food as Latin food instead of listing all the different food from each country.
Chinga tu madre. No, I can have an opinion. We eat with our eyes first. I'm not saying Spanish food is terrible. I'm saying put a bowl of Pozole v Gazpacho. I'll choose Pozole. The same goes with Pollo con Mole over a similar chicken dish. I haven't had dishes from Spain. I don't like pawns/ shrimp or mussels/ clams. But from the looks of the food and the video, I'll need some limes and a lot of hot sauce/salsa.
It’s crazy seeing how Spanish is originally spoken by the Europeans and then seeing Mexican Spanish
Is Spanish food protected as humanitary heritage of the world like Mexican food is declares by UNESCO? I don't think so viva mexico
🤣🤣🤣
in fact the Mediterranean diet was declared Intangible Cultural Heritage so?
I'm sure this video won't be controversial........at all.
(1000, or may as well be,) years ago, my family and I ate at a, Spanish food restaurant, they served the best baked chicken I ever ate.
It was definitely not Mexican.
Don't get me wrong, I love Mexican food too.
don't worry - Spanish is as easy as English! English = {Latin+Germanic}; Spanish = {Latin+Arabic}. We have something in common(que es lo común)? 😃
Sadly, i wish this is how r 1st interactions should b. Over food and learning about each other. Not how it actually happen across the americas.
Tortas with carne asada
España lo mejor, buen vino, jamon , queso, paella etc. Viva España
Amo la comida española también! :)
All spain has good tho is Paella nothing else i lived there for a couple years and really didn't like the food
@@alexcontreras6103 Not everything has to be doused in hot sauce to be good.
@@alexcontreras6103 decir que España no tiene nada más a parte de la paella es simplemente una de las mayores subnormalidades que alguien puede escuchar.
@@alexcontreras6103 just because you didnt like it it doesnt mean its not good. Its like saying I dont like Tacos, so Mexican food is bad. You dont make sense
i came across this video by asking if Mexican food would exist the way we know it today without being colonized by Spain?
Mexican food in reality wouldn't exist today the way we know it if it was never colonized by Spain as most Mexican foods been influenced by Spaniards dishes mixed with Aztac/ Mayan dishes which created modern Mexican dishes,
Compete with Mexican food? lol ok 🤣
People from Catalan are very friendly and they love Mexico
Except my tío from Catalan who was a pro spain thinks spain is better😂
We are notoriously cold and rude to outsiders
who actually came from (Dreaming spanish) 😂
Both foods are great but if I had to choose.... Mexican. I don't mind the spice and I can live without Paella and Tapas, I would rather not live without Tacos. That being said, eating chapulines is just disgusting. They eat cricket tacos in Mexico.
Many of the flavors of the indigenous peoples of the Western Hemisphere corn, peppers, beans, potatoes, tomatoes, squash, and more made the foods of European countries like Italy what they are now famous for. The Spanish gave some things to the cultures of this side of the world, but took back even more.
Not sure about the "took back even more", would Latin American food be the same without Onions and Garlic? And many other staples such as; rice, coffee, wheat, pork, etc. that are now essential in Hispanic cooking!
Spaniard food just looks healthier and tastier . Better presentation and ingredients.
Spanish food is trash tbh especially if you like seasoning and spice. Mexican food is hard on my stomach but tastes way better
Your english is presented with a 'Mexica' accent -
Mexican food is Better!
He said romesco is a little spicy - what???? From tomato, garlic and nuts? Kids and Americans love Spanish food because it's bland like their own. Thoughts from Catalonia - don't compare the spice, complexity and balance of Mexican cuisine with Spanish food.
Spaniards foods ain't as bland as you think, did you know their is a type of chili pepper that comes from Spain that is eaten in some parts of Spain and this pepper is hotter then any 🌶️ found in Mexico, my Great grandma was Born and raised in Spain and she made traditional Spaniard dishes that can make a ground man cry as she used this one 🌶️ that is native to Spain.
Spaniards are so much more posh. Id be more proud to be Spaniard than Mexican
Rascist! 😒
How is that racist!!! Obviously, this person is part Mexican, part Spainish and is more proud of the food on the Spanish side. That is not racist!
Spain and Mexico are both countries not races!!!
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