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Old Posted Jul 6, 2026, 4:34 PM
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Originally Posted by New Brisavoine View Post
There's no such thing as "Mexican cuisine" to start with. There are very different sorts of cuisines depending if we talk about Northern Mexico (that's what the Americans, and I suppose also the Europeans, think of when they say "Mexican food"),
No. Tex-Mex food isn't Northern Mexican food. Tex-Mex food is an American creation, like BBQ or soul food.

Excluding birria, it's relatively uncommon to see Northern Mexican food in the U.S. You're much more likely to see Poblano or Oaxacan or even Sinaloan mariscos restaurants. There's carne asada but that's really everywhere in Mexico now.
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