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>Technically, the French tacos is a sandwich: a flour tortilla, slathered with condiments, piled with meat (usually halal) "Usually halal". Yes, so it's as muc
by galettesaucisse 5y ago
>Technically, the French tacos is a sandwich: a flour tortilla, slathered with condiments, piled with meat (usually halal)
"Usually halal". Yes, so it's as much stereotypical French food as a kebab then /s
Typical French street food is jambon-beurre (ham and butter sandwich, in a baguette) or in Brittany a galette saucisse (pork sausage in a galette, which is a savory type of crepe).
- carpedimebagjoe 5y agoAll I want in France is a steady mainline IV of pain au chocolat warmed-up so the chocolate is just melting without making the croissantness soggy or oily from the butter melting.
- morsch 5y agoI doubt anybody claims that it's the most traditional snack in France, but how many portions of galette saucisse are sold vs French tacos? I have no idea, but I'm sure in Germany doner kebab is sold more often than the more hereditary Bratwurst (in terms of street food). The word typical has the connotation of traditional, but it's hardly a stretch to call kebab a -- and possibly even the -- typical German street food. And it's usually halal!