Burrito

/bʌɹˈiːtə‍ʊ/

/bɝˈitoʊ/

[noun]

Burrito

[NOUN]

a dish of a tortilla wrapped around a mixture of ground meat or beans, originated in Mexico

What is "burrito"?

A burrito is a popular Mexican dish that typically consists of a flour tortilla that is filled with a variety of ingredients, such as rice, beans, cheese, meat, and vegetables. The tortilla is then rolled up tightly, creating a cylindrical shape that is easy to eat on the go. Burritos are often served with additional toppings, such as salsa, guacamole, sour cream, and lettuce, which add a fresh and tangy flavor to the dish. Burritos can be customized to individual tastes and dietary preferences, and can be made with a variety of different meats or vegetables. They are a convenient and portable meal that is often enjoyed for lunch or dinner, and are a popular choice for take-out or delivery. Burritos are a beloved food item in Mexican and Tex-Mex cuisine.

Examples

1. The vegetarian menu offers a delicious black bean burrito as a protein-packed option.

2. He ordered a burrito with chipotle sauce, enjoying the smoky and spicy flavor it added to the dish.

3. I like to mix cooked brown rice with black beans, corn, and salsa for a flavorful and filling burrito filling.

4. The hash brown toasted burrito.

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