Quesadilla

Like I would have ever guessed how to pronounce it unless someone told me.

Originally posted by Doctor Rat
Like I would have ever guessed how to pronounce it unless someone told me.

Originally posted by muppyman
You could say it's an interesting taste of another language. 🙂

Turns out bologna is not bo-log-na.

kay-suh-dee'-ya

You need to be Mexican to pronounce correctly the name.

However, you can try: kesa-dee-ia

🙂

So, what kind to think you get in the U.S. when you order such delicacy?

The real one is a plain tortilla with melted cheese. If you add something, then it becomes a ____ quesadilla, for example: a meat quesadilla, a chicken quesadilla, etc.

Ask Rachael Ray to say 'provolone'...

Shouldn't someone who markets themselves as cooks/chefs be able to pronounce ingredients correctly?

Originally posted by Crowley
Ask Rachael Ray to say 'provolone'...

Shouldn't someone who markets themselves as cooks/chefs be able to pronounce ingredients correctly?

Originally posted by muppyman
You could say it's an interesting taste of another language. 🙂

Originally posted by Mad Mac MacMad
That's a bit of a cheesy comment to make

Originally posted by Seitse
You need to be Mexican to pronounce correctly the name.

However, you can try: kesa-dee-ia

🙂

So, what kind to think you get in the U.S. when you order such delicacy?

The real one is a plain tortilla with melted cheese. If you add something, then it becomes a ____ quesadilla, for example: a meat quesadilla, a chicken quesadilla, etc.

Originally posted by zeeblebot
taco bell has steak and chicken quesadillas.