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Your Buñuelos look like most of Latinoamerica's, beside some countries makes them like look doughnuts, but Mexican are different, they are basically a flower tortilla fried, and then mixed with piloncillo syrup.
The only states that uses the word "panocha" is Sinaloa and Sonora, because in the Southern Mexico that word means women sex part.
Atoles,
As you can see we use different kinds of "atoles" and one of those is "Champurrado", there are several ones for different combinations of tamales(they are served together).
I do post music on another forum, I started a thread on Filipino music.
If any of you guys want to help me with the most popular songs on different times.
I like to post them by artist, by rithm or by time(year), it would be a big help because you are the experts.
The music forum specializes in the best in the world, we post music from wherever and in any language.
Let me know if anybody is interested, I have very narrow knowledge of your music but I would love to show to the world that you have talent and we like to promote your music.
Well, I think they could have used just sugar and milk if Cinnamon was the problem, although the flavour wouldn't really be as good as having cinnamon.
The guinataang mais looks very Asian because of the tapioca balls.
I am sure there are more Filipinos watching Korean Novelas than Japanese cartoons as novelas are related to real life. There aren't so many Japanese in the Philippines too unlike Koreans that are closed to a hundred thousand. Not that I want Filipinos to get influenced by Korean culture, as a matter of fact, I wish it's just for now and that hopefully Korean TV and fever would eventually disappear in a few years, ( I am totally againts Korean churches being built in the Philippines ) but with so many more Koreans moving to the Philippines, I am afraid, Filipinos would eventually absorb Korean culture.
Why are you against Koreans building their own churches?
I am just traditional. I don't like so much new religions in the Philippines.
I just don't see how people can go against change. I think people anywhere should have the right to practice religion and celebrate their culture no matter where they are.
Do you think Filipinos living in other countries should be allowed to build churches or community centers to practice their religion? Just curious.
I just don't see how people can go against change. I think people anywhere should have the right to practice religion and celebrate their culture no matter where they are.
Do you think Filipinos living in other countries should be allowed to build churches or community centers to practice their religion? Just curious.
Well I don't mind non Filipinos having their worship centres, I just don't like real big ones that are almost the same as our Catholic churches.
I have been looking at some more similarities, with Mexico and not so with Spain or Latin America.
TORTA
For Mexicans is the same as in the Philippines, but also is the name of our burgers.
We also call the same tortas known to the Filipinos as TORREZNOS.
PASTEL
Totally different thing for all:
For Mexicans is CAKE,
Latinamericans a they call "pastel" TARTA.
Some differences for different reasons including some words that mean totally different in another Latinamerican country,
Such the word COJER which would mean to any TO GRAB, but for Mexicans means to have sex, and "Antillanos"(Puerto Rico, Dominican Republic, Cuba) use that word a lot.
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