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L.A. Foodies who've spent time in Texas, what's the difference between Cali and Texas Mexican food? L.A. Foodies who've spent time in Texas, what's the difference between Cali and Texas Mexican food?
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Old 01-27-2008, 10:37 PM
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Old 02-02-2008, 10:21 PM
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Texas Mexican food tastes like upscale Taco Bell. It is very salty and lacks the variety of flavors found in Californian Mexican food.

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Texas Mexican food tastes like upscale Taco Bell. It is very salty and lacks the variety of flavors found in Californian Mexican food.
Is it possible you WERE at a Taco Bell? lol

I find the opposite.

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Texas Mexican food tastes like upscale Taco Bell. It is very salty and lacks the variety of flavors found in Californian Mexican food.
Man, that's harsh!

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