Are these foods Mexican? ft. TheCrazyGorilla 

Did you know some of these foods weren’t Mexican? 🫢

Continue posting videos like this because like Xóchitl said “Everyday I learn more about my Mexican culture, I can see how beautiful it is.” 🇲🇽

Lol they skipped Xóchitl’s reaction on the chilaquiles. She was so confident that they weren’t Mexican 😂

Mexican food is on a whole different level. You get to be introduced to a lot of different flavors. I’m glad this channel keeps growing as time passes. I salute you all for your hard work and effort.

Just gotta say: I love this series and these ladies so much. Don't have my mother around, so kind of feel like home watching these. Thank you.

3:49 “I am proud, YAY Mexicans woohoo” 🎉 🥳 👏 Me every time I hear something is Mexican. 😂

Mexican food is delicious. This video makes me want to try a lot more foods around the world. Horchata sounds delicious! Love learning about Mexican culture and customs. Great video MaMah! 🇲🇽 😄

1:18 “Because I knew of Horchata as a kid back in Mexico. And well, I’ve got some years.” 😂

I think the current day horchata would be considered Mexican since it changed to rice there. Quibble, quibble! Great video!!

I’m Mexican and very interested in food, including food history so I knew a lot of this but was able to learn some new information. Muchas gracias, mis amigos.

Well if you put like that horchata is Mexican. They changed the main ingredient so, it's another recipe

You should do one where you make them eat something that is surprisingly Mexican like Caesar salad and then talk about its history.

Xochitl was on something today with her glasses…lol. Once again, another awesome video!

The flour tortilla came after the Spanish brought wheat but originally flour tortillas were not part of the Mexican diet when we were introduced to flour we decided to make tortillas thus the flour tortilla came to be. I love flour tortillas with mole it tastes so good. But I always knew it was MADE in Mexico since I'm from the North. The flour tortillas are especially used for burritos!!!

I already loved Xóchitl !! but the moment she mentioned she has family in Ensenada, I was like WOOOO HOOOO !!! Ahora entiendo porque me cae muy bien la señora!! I love the part when they talk about chilaquiles, me encantan machin!!

Horchata is not made from nuts....so its not from North Africa....hello.

For a moment, I thought you were going to say Ignacio Varga like in Better Call Saul show lol Good to know that nachos is a Mexican dish 👍🏻

"We adapt well, and if we like something, we take over." Lucy is too funny.

Well, Horchata as we know it did originate in Mexico so it is Mexican!

I love these ladies. ❤ the only channel I look forward to getting notifications. ❤❤❤

This was awesome! Well done Mamah! I want nachos now!😋 Love the addition of the dude!😍 Well done!

Las piñatas las crearon los misioneros españoles en México con la finalidad de catequizar. Tenían 7 picos que eran los 7 pecados capitales, se vendaban los ojos a manera de la fe, y con el palo de la caridad se les vencía y las frutas (antes no eran dulces) eran las bendiciones de DIOS.

Soo... Yo no sabo 🤔😂 Lol

I put the Japanese peanuts on my homemade tostilocos & they’re incredible ❤️

Enjoyed! Thanks for sharing.

Now i want chilaquiles!

“Yo no sabo” is Crazy 😂

I'm so enjoy with this channel! It make me learn more about Mexico culture and food ❤️. Hope Mamah can react Malaysian food or snack on next video! Love from 🇲🇾

Technically Horchata is Mexican. Maybe the concept was from elsewhere, but the usage of rice, cinnamon and vanilla were Mexican.

Martha had me cackling with her comments about her dentures 😄😄😄

I love everytime theres a new video!! 💕

11:21 You just had to say “yo no sabo” didn't you lmao

Best type of videos they do, in my opinion 💜

Love this channel always makes me smile lie and laugh at times

watching during class is a vibe

I feel like Horchata is mexican like yes it was brought by colonialism, but a lot of things tht were brought through colonialism come together to make its current culture. Is it indigenous? no. But I think that colonialism+ cultural exchange has added and changed many things in many ethnic groups across the world. I don't think that makes it any less authentic. Just my hot-take.

There should definitely be a Halloween edition video ! 🥰

mexicans try mexican alcohols like pulque, wine grown in mexico, sotol, tepache, comiteco and raicilla! Also Mexican drinks like tequino, champurrado, tejate, and ponche navidad!!

"Yo no sabo" lol

Just discovered this awesome channel.

I knew a few were not but was really surprised the Nachos were. It’s funny though, my girlfriend, who’s from Sonoran, made nachos the other night, who said she loved them growing up…🤦🏼‍♂️. Oh well, they were DELICIOUS regardless and had them with Coke of course. Stay safe & God Bless!!

Love The way Xòchitl said fajitas lol.🤣

i knew it! Nachos are from Mexico, the mexican nachos were different from the american (now, they are a mix but you still can see the traditional ones with jalapeños and colby cheese).

Request: Mexican moms try Lay dips like French onion, ranch dip, jalapeño dip I would really like to see their reactions

@11:20 I hope he was playing around 🤦🏻‍♂️ “Yo no sabo” 😂🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️

Love ur vids ❤️😁

“No, mexicano claro que si” La amo Jajaja

This was so funny and I love your guys channel!!

This is the crossover everyone wanted

I absolutely have seen nachos in Mexico but because I am actually from the north of Mexico, the folks from CDMX and southern Mexicans don’t really know a lot about Northern Mexico, Burritos and Nachos and Margaritas are everywhere in the north and they were invented in the north we also eat flour tortillas about the same if not more than corn tortillas

LMAOOOO xochitle eyes at 3:53

"yo no sabo" SERIOUSLY!?!? ADM!!!

I can’t believe horchata is not from Mexico

I did pretty good on what was Mexico made or not, but I also learn alot more history to some of it. Thank you

As a Cuban american (56 yrs old) I and my sister always had pinatas for our B-days. But they had many ribbons on the bottom tied to a longish candy that every kid would pull to tear open the pinata. It was full of candy, confetti, and little toys!!! OMG memories!!!!!!

Ojalá y me toque una suegra así de alegre que Xóchitl 💕 me la pasó riéndome con ella 🤭

Lol hey denver!!! Yes my city

Chilaquiles red please. Ramon your accent is adorable! You know better than to butt heads with Lucy lol love yall

Did he really say “ Yo no Sabo? “ 😂😂😂😂

My sister-in-law's mother she knows how to make some really really good flower tortillas our tortillas and I remember one time I had it with manudo so delicious

“Yo no sabo” lol

“Yo no sabo” had me tilted.

I loooooove this omg

ramon's teaching me more stuff than history class

Tortillas de harina or flour tortillas are very complicated to make, yet they are very handy when working in the fields. In my town that's all we eat.

Caesar salad is one of my favorite Mexican snacks

Of course they don't have Chipotle in Mexico. They wouldn't dare. 🤨

If you guys do a sequel, burritos come to mind.

Yo no sabo" lmao

Ramón is always such a joy! I did much better on this list than the last one.

I'm learning more history here then in my history class 😅 No offense to my teachers they work hard lol

I'm really surprised that Nachos are Mexican a specialty lol..I learn something knew from Mamah every time I watch lol 😆.

10:47 - 10:56 she took me out cuz facts 😂😭

Love it all 😍💞

See I knew me and Xotchil are soul mates hahah love me green chilaquiles

Obviously in areas of Mexico, where you can grow wheat, people are going to eat wheat tortillas.

Low key I'm in love with Ramon

I knew fajitas were from Texas or "Tex-Mex" food. When they started showing up in the San Joaquin Valley in the 1990s I remember reading about their origin.

Banger 🔥

Horchata is heaven 😻😻😻

Texas native and love me some fajitas!!! 🥰🥰

Mexican moms react to Great British Baking Show's Mexican week ?

11:21 yo no sabo 😂😂😂

But they all look good!!!

In Brazil the Japanese peanuts are SOOOO popular and of course I love them

I feel like horchata has been here long enough that we can claim it too

Love the video but can you please have the moms react to Los Tigres Del Norte please do so but keep up the good work ❤

Yesss another quiz

"Fajitas " looks like "alambre de carne" which contains peppers, onion, bacon, and beef strips sometimes other meats like chicken or vegetables like shrooms

I'm from Puerto Rico but I love Mexican food

fun fact: Pinatas is a container, often made of papier-mâché, pottery, or cloth, that is decorated, filled with candy, and then broken as part of a celebration. Piñatas are commonly associated with Mexico. The idea of breaking a container filled with treats came to Europe in the 14th century, where the name, from the Italian pignatta, was introduced. The Spanish brought the European tradition to Mexico, although there were similar traditions in Mesoamerica, such as the Aztecs' honoring the birthday of the god Huītzilōpōchtli in mid-December. According to local records, the Mexican piñata tradition began in the town of Acolman, just north of Mexico City, where piñatas were introduced for catechism purposes as well as to co-opt the Huitzilopochtli ceremony. Today, the piñata is still part of Mexican culture, the cultures of other countries in Latin America, as well as the United States, but it has mostly lost its religious character.

Btw, Piañatas are actually mexican, it began 400 years ago, they made the classical clay Piñata with many fruits inside and those were made by very, VERY special occasions, they are traditionally made with 7 stiff peaks to represent the 7 deadly sins There is also the ones with 5 peaks, to represent the stars that was used as guide by the 3 Reyes Magos

Nacho libre suddenly makes more sense

11:20 "yo no sabo" xD

Should have had Caesar salads on here too

Yes most people believe piñatas are a Mexican tradition but the piñata originated in Italy sometime during Renaissance

“We adapt well we like something we take over”. MEXICANS

Hmmm, if the main ingredient of horchata was changed in Mexico and is the primary flavor profile, I’d argue that it actually is Mexican.

This was really fun to watch n.n

6:20 pov: me when I'm wrong in an agreement