(edit title) Tacos in Sweden Swedish Tex-mex? Options

[Bender B Rodriquez]

I would rather have some real Mexican chain than Chipotle which is in no way authentic Mexican food.

[Schomberg]

fried chicken? Where are you getting that? Don't know anywhere in Göteborg that does that. Horrid Pizzaz and kebabs and Mackers are what they're about. All mank. Indian has only very recently began to start catching on.

[entry]

Have you ever had Swedish style tex-mex? There is nothing to microwave except possibly the tortilla breads. You must be thinking of burritos...Here is a typical Swedish " ... (show full quote)

Have you ever had Swedish style tex-mex? There is nothing to microwave except possibly the tortilla breads. You must be thinking of burritos...

Here is a typical Swedish "tex-mex" dinner:
1. Fry some minced meat in "tex-mex" spices.
2. Put some tortilla breads in the oven.
3. Chop salad, cucumber, tomato, onion, etc and put in separate bowls. Add one bowl of corn, of course
4. Make some dip sauces, some salsa and grate some cheese.
5. Put above ingredients in a warm tortilla bread, wrap and eat. ... (hide full quote)

Well, when I make my own I always add peppers & and sour cream.

I really can't agree with "the taco became Sweden foreign food of choice?", the burger and kebab are far more popular. Proven by the abundance of burger and keba ... (show full quote)

I really can't agree with "the taco became Sweden foreign food of choice?", the burger and kebab are far more popular. Proven by the abundance of burger and kebab shacks all over the place. ... (hide full quote)

Yeah, if Tex Mex were as ubiquitous here in Sweden as the OP claims, I think I would have heard something about it from family and friends over the years. I am quite fond of Tex Mex but believe its popularity has been over stated.

[Bender B Rodriquez]

Well, when I make my own I always add peppers & and sour cream.Yeah, if Tex Mex were as ubiquitous here in Sweden as the OP claims, I think I would have heard something ab ... (show full quote)

Well, when I make my own I always add peppers & and sour cream.

Yeah, if Tex Mex were as ubiquitous here in Sweden as the OP claims, I think I would have heard something about it from family and friends over the years. I am quite fond of Tex Mex but believe its popularity has been over stated. ... (hide full quote)

Tex-mex was a popular home-dish in the 90s, not so much nowadays.

[entry]

Fair enough, I arrived in 2004 so what happened in the kitchens of the 90's I haven't heard much about it. I still love my burritos and plan on having some on the dinner/lunch/mid-night snack/elevenses or just whenever menu in the near future.