Apparently the original nachos were just tortilla chips, some melted cheese, and sliced jalapenos.Any other examples of dishes that were vastly superior in their original form?
>>22096202How do the youngins make nachos these days if it's different from that?
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>>22096227Chips have their own choosen grnder and everything is soi
>>22096227For more than 30 years, with creamy spicy "cheese product."
>>22096227On god push the cheese button you boomer, no cap.
>>22096233>>22096240those are like the cheap knockoff brand of nachos. I don't think many people really consider these real nachos, most would think of something more like picrel. which is fundamentally pretty much the same as the OP nachos, just a few more toppings. or maybe I am underestimating the patheticness of Americans, idk.
>>22096253>those are like the cheap knockoff brand of nachosThey're cheap, convenience store nachos yes. You can buy them at any 7-11, Circle K, or AMPM. Where I grew up near the border, most mom n' pop restaurants called the ones in your pic "super nachos" or something similar.
>>22096231>>22096253That's loaded nachos, different from just nachos. >>22096232Latinx nachxs.>>22096233>>22096240I would say that counts as melted cheese.
>>22096240This IS Boomer shit. Millennials are the ones who have been trying to undo all this processed boomer bullshit that they just accepted and ate like pigs.
>>22096260>I would say that counts as melted cheese.You do you. It's your money, I say. But cheesefags will fight you on this.
>examples of dishes that were vastly superior in their original form?god you have shit taste
>>22096202>Any other examples of dishes that were vastly superior in their original form?The original hamburger
>>22096259>called the ones in your pic "super nachos">>22096260>That's loaded nachosI mean, yeah, fair. but let's say your friend says to you "let's split some nachos" at the pub, or you're hosting a sports night and somebody says they'll bring nachos. you would probably picture "loaded nachos" and not the liquid cheese nachos, am I right?
>>22096202this can be enjoyed an hour or even hours later with all original paramters in tact besides heatit will still be crunchy and cheesy and spicey and good>>22096231>>22096253this will be a soggy mess in 10 minutes and terrible if you don't cram it all in your faceboth have a time and place
Best Nachos >Fresh Fried Tortilla chips (Shitty mission brand corn shells work fine)>Fresh Shredded monterry jack>Fresh shredded medium or mild cheddar>Fresh shredded Pepper Jack>Leftover Pork or Chicken preferably from previous nights bbq>Hit it under the broiler to get it nice and melty>Pico >guac>Fresh Jalapeños because pickled ones are ass>Fake sour cream which is just greek yogurt mixed with a little bit of water in a squeeze bottle to top it off you get a better tangy flavor this way>Good smokey salsa served on the side
>>22096264When I make my own nachos I literally just melt whatever cheese I have on hand. I never personally buy "cheese sauce" so I almost never eat it unless I buy nachos at a movie or event because that's usually what they have. I don't consider them to be two different things, either way it's just nachos. Hell, even OP's definition is fancier than mine because most of the time I don't even have jalapenos to put on it, maybe just some hot sauce or salsa if I have it.>>22096278As I said above, if I'm out somewhere I actually expect nachos to just be chips and cheese sauce, unless I'm at an actual Mexican restaurant. A party would be 50/50, sure it could be a nice tray of loaded nachos or maybe it's just a bag of chips and a jar of cheese sauce, don't really care either way.
>>22096285>As I said above, if I'm out somewhere I actually expect nachos to just be chips and cheese sauce, unless I'm at an actual Mexican restaurant. A party would be 50/50, sure it could be a nice tray of loaded nachos or maybe it's just a bag of chips and a jar of cheese sauce, don't really care either way.ok. fair enough I guess. must just be regional differences. where I am, you would get something akin to loaded nachos pretty much anywhere except like gas stations and sports venues.
>>22096277Holy based, this is how I eat hamburgers at home.
>>22096283Fresh jalapenos are too spicy for me but aside from that they sound awesome
>>22096202>Any other examples of dishes that were vastly superior in their original form?If you think that's superior you must be dirt poor but then again all Mexican food is poverty food marketed to retarded tastelets like you
>>22096253Spotted the crybaby jeet
>>22096253>>22096278Europoors have no business talking about food in any way
You can buy the cheese sauce in bulk and just take a few spoonfuls of it throughout the day as a filler between meals.
I'm sorry America took all you traditional dishes and improved them, but there's nothing you can do about it now.
>>22097387Nachos are an American dish.
>>22097419Yes, I already said that.
>>22096571>mutt still seething at his betters
>>22096240gas station nachoes are a guilty pleasure
>>22096263The health craze of the 80s and 90s? All boomers. You're old enough to grow up and stop hating your parents.
>>22097433euros literally just came to america en-masse for the world footy billy bong ball kicky wicky ting tong cup and were amazed at how much better it was here
>>22097438 To add to this: My father is 80 years old. Everyday he eats chia seeds, greek yogurt, nuts etc. All healthy stuff. He's been doing this for at least 35 years. I can count health conscious millennials I know on 1 hand. Anyone in my age group that lost weight did it via ozempic. Our generation talks a big game but doesn't commit most of the time.
>>22097454>every day my dad eats normal foodWow that's crazy
>>22097705>pretending so you can "troll"I feel bad for you. You're not even American.
>>22096232>>22096240Is this gender fluid?
>>22096227Sour cream, tomatoes, onions, maybe pico, a protein, etc. I'm personally okay with just microwaved chips or saltine crackers covered in shredded cheese, some garlic salt, and some red pepper flakes. Better if baked in the oven though.
>>22096202>the original nachos were just tortilla chips, some melted cheese, and sliced jalapenosThat's my ideal way to make them at home. Did you just make that up? I don't usually have jalapenos so banana peppers or an appropriate hot sauce will make do in its stead.
>>22096567what?
>>22097453I've heard a lot of Americans say that, but not actually any Europeans saying it. Funny.
I'm a euro and I really want to like nachos but it seems there's nothing to like, the tortilla chips are inferior to potato chips, and the whole thing is basically tons of cheese plus a fatty sauce.
>>22100413Okay? So just make it with potato chips, no cheese, and without whatever the hell "fatty sauce" is.
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>>22100763>latinxs burnt a Caucasian recipe and claimed it as their own
>>22096202My mom used to make nachos like this, but strictly used round tortilla chips and would put a small dollop of refried beans in the center under the cheese and jalapeno slice.
>>22096283Damn, I normally do either pico or salsa, not both. That sounds like a solid setup that you have. I normally have mine with refried beans on the side instead.
>>22102127your mom is smart
>>22098531I have a friend from Estonia who literally begs to come over for dinner. She threatens suicide when I can’t accomodate.
