Why Is Mexican Food Healthy

[MiniLesson]

Ever noticed that Mexican food is fairly healthy compared to American food? I was in a humble Mexican restaurant a few months ago, and a man walked inside. He was talking a lot with the man who worked at the restaurant, and he made a comment saying Mexican food is healthy, because it has some vegetables in it unlike some American processed food, that lacks any substance of vegetables or fruit. The man also moved in the neighborhood of the Mexican restaurant, which was in a predominately Spanish-speaking neighborhood of mostly recent immigrants from Mexico. He used to live in a wealthy retirement community but I heard him say that the neighborhood was only an "old white people community" and he got bored of it so he moved to that part of town. He was kind of like an old, bespectacled hipster type guy.

So really, do you think Mexican food is healthy and good for you? Would it help you lose weight?

[Gagsy]

At 7/11/13 01:06 AM, MiniLesson wrote: Ever noticed that Mexican food is fairly healthy compared to American food?

Theres the answer.

A diseased rat put between two buns is a fairly healthy meal compared to most American cuisine.

[T3XT]

It's not.

-A Mexican

[T3XT]

At 7/11/13 01:09 AM, Gagsy wrote:

At 7/11/13 01:06 AM, MiniLesson wrote: Ever noticed that Mexican food is fairly healthy compared to American food?

Theres the answer.

A diseased rat put between two buns is a fairly healthy meal compared to most American cuisine.

America actually made mexican food fattier

[NuclearInfected]

That food's not healthy.

[MiniLesson]

At 7/11/13 01:17 AM, MrSoxfan wrote: That food's not healthy.

Okay well I admit that some of it is fattening and greasy. however, the salsa is a different story. Lots of tomatoes used for that, pretty healthy.

However salsa can give you the shits..