Is Asian salad racist?

Sorry but I cannot see what Mexican and Thai food have in common apart from chilli peppers.

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You forgot Cilantro/Coriander.

Actually have you ever had real Mexican food...Not the Tex-Mex variety that's ubiquitous in the U.S.?
 
You forgot Cilantro/Coriander.

Actually have you ever had real Mexican food...Not the Tex-Mex variety that's ubiquitous in the U.S.?
Yes I been to one or two but to be honest I find Mexican food to be mostly unedifying. I went to this restaurant recently with an American guy who recommended it. It wasn't bad but when you are in a city with many thousands of restaurants, with every cuisine on the planet...

https://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/Resta...956-Reviews-Mexicano_Restaurante-Bangkok.html

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Yes I been to one or two but to be honest I find Mexican food to be mostly unedifying. I went to this restaurant recently with am American guy who recommended it. It wasn't bad but when you are in a city with many thousands of restaurants, with every cuisine on.the planet...

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Yes I googled that but can't see it catching on in Thailand.

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I wouldn't call this PC but neuvo riche snobbery. Note the air of superiority and condescension? PC is almost always derived from the lack of a sense of humor or perspective. The author isn't PC but a garden variety snob and you'll find far more of these types at your conservative country club and by orders of magnitudes more at a typical chamber of commerce gathering then at any elite liberal enclave. So Wackos attempt to politicize this is lame as hell.

Hmmm, I don't follow. If it's not PC attitude gone too far, then it's race-baiting or maybe victimhood-seeking-rhetoric. I just don't see the snobbery angle. Mind you, I'm lucky enough to have spent some time at country clubs (Dishwasher!) and indeed, it's hard to find a place more full of snobs.

I'd like to hear more about how it's mere snobbery as opposed to the impression of PC madness I got from reading it.
 
Hmmm, I don't follow. If it's not PC attitude gone too far, then it's race-baiting or maybe victimhood-seeking-rhetoric. I just don't see the snobbery angle. Mind you, I'm lucky enough to have spent some time at country clubs (Dishwasher!) and indeed, it's hard to find a place more full of snobs.

I'd like to hear more about how it's mere snobbery as opposed to the impression of PC madness I got from reading it.

As a Country Club member, I resemble, I mean resent that remark! However I agree with you it's more about PC than snobbery.
 
OK, I have to admit that I have actually been a member of a country club when I was living at home. My family had a membership. My dad likes to golf a lot and my youngest brother was actually a regional champion golfer in high school. Why am I writing this, you might ask? It's so I can share a really funny story:

A new course opened in Bridgeport CT and my father took me, my brother, and my brother-in-law out there for a round. The place was very hoity toity and had a strict dress code. I had very long hair at the time and looked like Jesus with a golf cart and I was wearing a mock turtle neck like Tiger Woods was always wearing at the time. I looked fabulous! Anyway, the course marshal decides to give me a hard time about not having a collared shirt. Now this place was $125 a head to play and there was nothing special that any other course in the $50 range would have had other than the views of the sound. So I wasn't about to let the marshal harass me after dad just dropped hundreds of dollars in their lap to scoot around their dog track. I had one quick retort for the guy.

I said to the guy "I'll let you in on a little secret..." Then I mock-whispered "I'm not really a golfer."
 
Yeh another good reason why Trump needs to build a wall.

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One of my wife's former co-workers, a Cuban, opened a Mexican taco stand, with Mexican employees...probably of questionable legal status, and had excellent carne asada tacos, tacos al pastor and tacos manok, all very good but their braised chicharron tacos were out of this world good.
 
Yes I been to one or two but to be honest I find Mexican food to be mostly unedifying. I went to this restaurant recently with an American guy who recommended it. It wasn't bad but when you are in a city with many thousands of restaurants, with every cuisine on the planet...

https://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/Resta...956-Reviews-Mexicano_Restaurante-Bangkok.html

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Where did you have it??

Mexican food in the uk is unrecognizable as Mexican food... My daughter said you couldn't be sure wtf is was suppose to be most of the time...
 
Where did you have it??

Mexican food in the uk is unrecognizable as Mexican food... My daughter said you couldn't be sure wtf is was suppose to be most of the time...

You definitely have to be closer to the source to get it even halfway decent.
 
Where did you have it??

Mexican food in the uk is unrecognizable as Mexican food... My daughter said you couldn't be sure wtf is was suppose to be most of the time...

Bill, if you had opened the link you'd have seen that it was in Bangkok!! :palm:

There is also a Taco Bell down the road from me but I wouldn't go in there if you paid me!!
 
You definitely have to be closer to the source to get it even halfway decent.

I have a neighbor originally from Sydney, Aus & I was talking to her a few years ago about Mexican food... She told me there were five good Mexican restaurants there.lol

Chinese food is world wide but is Mexican on it's way as well???
 
Bill, if you had opened the link you'd have seen that it was in Bangkok!! :palm:

There is also a Taco Bell down the road from me but I wouldn't go in there if you paid me!!

Well I wouldn't expect Mexican food there to very good, would anyone??

Chinese food is world wide, is Mexican next??
 
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