Lunch: Pseudo Mexican Food
At least it’s a step up from my other regular – Tijuana Flats.
Categories: Food for Thought
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I’m vegan. I don’t eat or use animal products. I am also a wanna-be athlete. This blog contains a collection of the things I eat as well as my training regimen and occasional race report.
Official PRs
5K - 23:22
10K - 48:01
Half Marathon - 1:46:22
Marathon - 3:51:20
Olympic Triathlon - 2:54:54
Half Iron Triathlon - 5:46:24
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I like Moe’s actually for when I get the Mexican urge. I usually get a naked burrito with beans, rice, guacamole, salsa, cilantro, and sauteed veggies. Yummy.
I like the fact that they have tofu. Bean burritos get old after a while and some establishments’ idea of a veggie burrito is a bean burrito with a bunch of iceberg lettuce. Bleh.