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Originally posted by: NFS4
Ricardo Montalban?
Originally posted by: BD2003
I love the way they act as if carne asada is some kind of special grilled steak...."carne asada" literally means "grilled meat"!
Originally posted by: b0mbrman
Originally posted by: BD2003
I love the way they act as if carne asada is some kind of special grilled steak...."carne asada" literally means "grilled meat"!
Every Mexican and plenty of Americans know that "carne asada" has a specific meaning as an idiom.
Just like a "milk shake" to you isn't just any old milk moved around for a bit...
Originally posted by: BD2003
Originally posted by: b0mbrman
Originally posted by: BD2003
I love the way they act as if carne asada is some kind of special grilled steak...."carne asada" literally means "grilled meat"!
Every Mexican and plenty of Americans know that "carne asada" has a specific meaning as an idiom.
Just like a "milk shake" to you isn't just any old milk moved around for a bit...
Right, but a milk shake isnt shaken milk. Carne asada is grilled meat.
Originally posted by: Amused
Rich Corinthian Leather.
(You have to be pretty old to remember this)
Originally posted by: KLin
Originally posted by: Amused
Rich Corinthian Leather.
(You have to be pretty old to remember this)
lol
Originally posted by: KLin
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yd9aj7X5f1Y
Originally posted by: b0mbrman
Originally posted by: BD2003
Originally posted by: b0mbrman
Originally posted by: BD2003
I love the way they act as if carne asada is some kind of special grilled steak...."carne asada" literally means "grilled meat"!
Every Mexican and plenty of Americans know that "carne asada" has a specific meaning as an idiom.
Just like a "milk shake" to you isn't just any old milk moved around for a bit...
Right, but a milk shake isnt shaken milk. Carne asada is grilled meat.
Carne asada is a specific type of meat grilled a specific way.
A milk shake is a specific milk product shaken (or otherwise mixed) in a specific way
Originally posted by: BD2003
Originally posted by: b0mbrman
Originally posted by: BD2003
Originally posted by: b0mbrman
Originally posted by: BD2003
I love the way they act as if carne asada is some kind of special grilled steak...."carne asada" literally means "grilled meat"!
Every Mexican and plenty of Americans know that "carne asada" has a specific meaning as an idiom.
Just like a "milk shake" to you isn't just any old milk moved around for a bit...
Right, but a milk shake isnt shaken milk. Carne asada is grilled meat.
Carne asada is a specific type of meat grilled a specific way.
A milk shake is a specific milk product shaken (or otherwise mixed) in a specific way
Then how does one say "Grilled Meat" in spanish?