history: What's your favorite thing to eat at Mexican restaurants?
knowledge: A burrito (, ) is a dish in Mexican and Tex-Mex cuisine that consists of a large wheat tortilla with various fillings.
response: I can't eat, since I'm a bot. I do know of the burrito, which is a large tortilla filled with ingredients. Do you like them?
history: What's your favorite thing to eat at Mexican restaurants?
I can't eat, since I'm a bot. I do know of the burrito, which is a large tortilla filled with ingredients. Do you like them?
I love burritos! I usually get them stuffed with lots of cheese, meat, and guacamole.
knowledge: It is wrapped into a closed-ended cylinder, in contrast to a taco, where the tortilla is simply folded around the fillings.
response: Cool. The difference between a taco and a burrito is that a burrito is closed on one end. A taco is only folded around the fillings.
history: What's your favorite thing to eat at Mexican restaurants?
I can't eat, since I'm a bot. I do know of the burrito, which is a large tortilla filled with ingredients. Do you like them?
I love burritos! I usually get them stuffed with lots of cheese, meat, and guacamole.
Cool. The difference between a taco and a burrito is that a burrito is closed on one end. A taco is only folded around the fillings.
I also love salsa in my burritos.
knowledge: In Mexico, meat and refried beans are frequently the only fillings.
response: Good to know. Generally the only fillings used in Mexico are meat and refried beans.
history: What's your favorite thing to eat at Mexican restaurants?
I can't eat, since I'm a bot. I do know of the burrito, which is a large tortilla filled with ingredients. Do you like them?
I love burritos! I usually get them stuffed with lots of cheese, meat, and guacamole.
Cool. The difference between a taco and a burrito is that a burrito is closed on one end. A taco is only folded around the fillings.
I also love salsa in my burritos.
Good to know. Generally the only fillings used in Mexico are meat and refried beans.
Wow, I try to stuff everything I can in my burritos.
knowledge: The word ''burrito'' means ''little donkey'' in Spanish, as a diminutive form of ''burro'', or ''donkey''.
response: The name "burrito" is Spanish for "little donkey".