Hola nieto del santo, muchisimas gracias por la informacion. Aqui hemos tenido entrevistas con maseca y bueno, ellos nos recomiendan ampliamente la inversion, y tienes razon en cuanto a atacar al mercado canadiense y otros no latinos. De hecho es nuestra idea, ya estamos desarrollando varias maneras de poder penetrar en dicho mercado.

Como sea, pues haber que pasa, ojala se haga el proyecto, de ser asi, pues ya me tendran por ahi en unos meses.

Mientras tanto, alguien sabe si hay manera de ver television mexicana ahi en toronto? (como Televisa o Tv Azteca) mediante algun sistema de cable o television satelital??? Esque la verdad voy a extrañar los partidos de futbol, jeje.. (y los de la seleccion) ..

Saludos!

Auro

gracias por la bienvenida, galletita !

solo andaba paseando, ya sabes aburrido en la chamba;

saludos

Que tal !

El precio de las tortillas es de 1.50 approx, y hay como siete distintas marcas, he notado que un par de ellas viene de EU y otras estan hechas dentro de Ontario, la presentacion es en bolsas de a kilo y a veces estan refrigeradas; las encuentras en tiendas enfocadas a la comunidad hispana.

La distribucion a los restaurantes es por medio de empresas que importan insumos latinos, y la marca depende del distribuidor, me parece que es parte de su mismo negocio, no muy seguro.

La ultima vez encontre tortillas de maiz en Dominion (Eglinton y Yonge), de una marca no latina que normalmente maneja solo tortillas de harina (las cuales son muy populares aqui para cualquier tipo de "wraps"),

No conozco de ninguna tortilleria a la calle, ni he visto tortillas frescas, hacerlas disponibles me parece que podria ser bien interesante porque cada dia veo mas mexicanos llegar, pero honestamente no se si el mercado te de el volumen requerido, probablemente vas a necesitar hacer tu estudio un poco mas profundo; pero yo creo que podrias atacar tambien al mercado canadiense, sobretodo por la proliferacion de snaks de maiz que actualmente hay y que se promueven como una alternativa saludable a las tradicionales chips.

En fin, saludos y espero haberte ayudado en algo

 

 

 

This conversation is going reeeeeeeeeeeeeal slow.... pick it up guys! lol

Lahtina wrote:

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McOSIRIS wrote: Lahtina wrote: McOSIRIS wrote: Lahtina wrote: Qué serías si fueras una pizza? una pizza??? o que pizza seria??? Qué ingrediente? yo creo que seria un champiñon... Y eso por qué?

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dunno....

it's like the coolest topping in a pizza....

Lahtina wrote:

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McOSIRIS wrote: Lahtina wrote: Qué serías si fueras una pizza? una pizza??? o que pizza seria??? Qué ingrediente?

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yo creo que seria un champiñon...

Lahtina wrote:

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Qué serías si fueras una pizza?

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una pizza???

o que pizza seria???

McOSIRIS wrote:

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Lahtina wrote:
Julie wrote: oiga comadre no se si se acuerde...pero hace un chingo y dos costales de anejos bacardi, en las tortillerias tenian un molcajete con salsa hecha a manopla....mmmmmmm En algunas todavia hay, mmmmmmmmmmm que rica salsa Si, yo he visto en muchas, pero de molcajete - molcajete ya no son. También me he fijado que en muchas tortillerías venden queso. Mmmmmmm.
entonces ya no son tortillerias....esas son "queserias"...no?

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Ni mi querio Mcosiris...si venden queso Y tortillas....








son

quesadillerias.....

Pinches mexicanos si nomas la cara no nos ayuda

Julie wrote:

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God wrote:
Julie wrote: God wrote: Lahtina wrote: Dogo wrote: My point is that if you taught it, you would know better than me...... but no reason to rub it in my face!! ...cheapshot!! LOL It actually means nothing, dude... especially having taught in Mexico. Do you know how many crappy, I mean REALLY crappy so-called-English teachers exist? Yeah, lots. I, of course, not being one of them. LOL oiga comadre no se si se acuerde...pero hace un chingo y dos costales de anejos bacardi, en las tortillerias tenian un molcajete con salsa hecha a manopla....mmmmmmm En algunas todavia hay, mmmmmmmmmmm que rica salsa mmmmmmmmmmmm taba de peluche !

Sabes donde hacen una que no tiene M ! En el Santo Coyote.
http://www.santocoyote.com.mx/

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Afirmativo pareja 5-0 me llege a poner ahi 2 guarapetas de aquellas y como de costumbre terminabamos en los bajos mundos...

Ese lugar esta de pelos !

God wrote:

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Julie wrote: God wrote: Lahtina wrote: Dogo wrote: My point is that if you taught it, you would know better than me...... but no reason to rub it in my face!! ...cheapshot!! LOL It actually means nothing, dude... especially having taught in Mexico. Do you know how many crappy, I mean REALLY crappy so-called-English teachers exist? Yeah, lots. I, of course, not being one of them. LOL oiga comadre no se si se acuerde...pero hace un chingo y dos costales de anejos bacardi, en las tortillerias tenian un molcajete con salsa hecha a manopla....mmmmmmm En algunas todavia hay, mmmmmmmmmmm que rica salsa mmmmmmmmmmmm taba de peluche !

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Sabes donde hacen una que no tiene M ! En el Santo Coyote.

http://www.santocoyote.com.mx/

Julie wrote:

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God wrote:
Lahtina wrote: Dogo wrote: My point is that if you taught it, you would know better than me...... but no reason to rub it in my face!! ...cheapshot!! LOL It actually means nothing, dude... especially having taught in Mexico. Do you know how many crappy, I mean REALLY crappy so-called-English teachers exist? Yeah, lots. I, of course, not being one of them. LOL oiga comadre no se si se acuerde...pero hace un chingo y dos costales de anejos bacardi, en las tortillerias tenian un molcajete con salsa hecha a manopla....mmmmmmm
En algunas todavia hay, mmmmmmmmmmm que rica salsa

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mmmmmmmmmmmm taba de peluche !

Lahtina wrote:

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Dogo wrote:
My point is that if you taught it, you would know better than me...... but no reason to rub it in my face!! ...cheapshot!! LOL
It actually means nothing, dude... especially having taught in Mexico. Do you know how many crappy, I mean REALLY crappy so-called-English teachers exist? Yeah, lots. I, of course, not being one of them. LOL

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oiga comadre no se si se acuerde...pero hace un chingo y dos costales de anejos bacardi, en las tortillerias tenian un molcajete con salsa hecha a manopla....mmmmmmm

McOSIRIS wrote:

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Marky Mark wrote: McOSIRIS wrote: Marky Mark wrote: yes you have to stick it first, but that doesnt mean you have to pick up the fork first well....you can stick Jack $hit with a spoon....that for sure.... aaah, you've never eaten dinner with a filipino!   I guess I haven't... so I got something new in my "things to learn" list...

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that's right biatch!

Lahtina wrote:

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Dogo wrote: Lahtina wrote: Dogo wrote:  And if you knew me well enough you'd know by now that I never went to school in Canada (technically I have, but.....) Cheapshot!!! Cheapshot? Why you little culicagado. That is not an excuse! How long do you think I went to school? Ha! so it gets cheaper!!.........I thought you taught english, back home, o algo asi, no? Yes, I did but... what's your point?   @ McO... nope, there is no "reason" behind word order. Why is it black & white, ladies & gentlemen, husband & wife and not the other way around? No, reason, really just tradition. That is why it's knife & fork.

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My point is that if you taught it, you would know better than me...... but no reason to rub it in my face!! ...cheapshot!! LOL

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Lahtina wrote: Dogo wrote:  And if you knew me well enough you'd know by now that I never went to school in Canada (technically I have, but.....) Cheapshot!!! Cheapshot? Why you little culicagado. That is not an excuse! How long do you think I went to school? Ha! so it gets cheaper!!.........I thought you taught english, back home, o algo asi, no?

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Yes, I did but... what's your point?

 

@ McO... nope, there is no "reason" behind word order. Why is it black & white, ladies & gentlemen, husband & wife and not the other way around? No, reason, really just tradition. That is why it's knife & fork.

yes you have to stick it first, but that doesnt mean you have to pick up the fork first

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Lahtina wrote: Well, Dawgo, unless you're you would know that the proper way, as in the proper English collocation way is definitely knife and fork. hmmmm.... but when u eat...the first utensil u pick up is the fork, to stick it in your meal (ex. meat) then you pick up the knife.... so by order should be fork and knife....

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actually, i think it has to do with a right handed society. so with the knife on the right side, it would probably be picked up first then the fork. then you would proceed to bang the bottoms of the handles on the table and chant.. "we want food, we want food, we want food"

that's what Christmas is all about Charlie Brown. wait, what were we talking about?

post count: 254 oh yeah!

Lahtina wrote:

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Well, Dawgo, unless you're you would know that the proper way, as in the proper English collocation way is definitely knife and fork.

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hmmmm....

but when u eat...the first utensil u pick up is the fork, to stick it in your meal (ex. meat) then you pick up the knife....

so by order should be fork and knife....

Dogo wrote:

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Lahtina wrote: Dogo wrote: Lahtina wrote: McOSIRIS wrote: Lahtina wrote: Roger that. Now, do you have your own tortilla press? Over. I just learn the real soldier way sir!/maam by using dishes and plastic wrap sir! (no press......sir!/maam) unfortunately I have forgoten "las medidas" of the flour and the water sir!/maam) MC   over....  I know nothing of measurements, for me it's whatever 'feels' right.   @ Dogo (pronounced Dago)  I meant a spoon and fork instead of knife and fork. Why do you always have to be different? everybody says "fork and knife" but nooooooooo, you have to be different and say "knife and fork", I mean why? WHY?? ...and it's "Dawgo" NOT "Dago"...LOL!  Well, Dawgo, unless you're you would know that the proper way, as in the proper English collocation way is definitely knife and fork. And if you knew me well enough you'd know by now that I never went to school in Canada (technically I have, but.....) Cheapshot!!!

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All the guy wanted to know was if there were any tortilleras around.

You b@stards ruined everything!

Lahtina wrote:

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Dogo wrote: Lahtina wrote: McOSIRIS wrote: Lahtina wrote: Roger that. Now, do you have your own tortilla press? Over. I just learn the real soldier way sir!/maam by using dishes and plastic wrap sir! (no press......sir!/maam) unfortunately I have forgoten "las medidas" of the flour and the water sir!/maam) MC   over....  I know nothing of measurements, for me it's whatever 'feels' right.   @ Dogo (pronounced Dago)  I meant a spoon and fork instead of knife and fork. Why do you always have to be different? everybody says "fork and knife" but nooooooooo, you have to be different and say "knife and fork", I mean why? WHY?? ...and it's "Dawgo" NOT "Dago"...LOL!  Well, Dawgo, unless you're you would know that the proper way, as in the proper English collocation way is definitely knife and fork.

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And if you knew me well enough you'd know by now that I never went to school in Canada (technically I have, but.....)

Cheapshot!!!

angelita dulce wrote:

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I'm working on some translations right now for a Colombian couple! Does anyone know what this word means??? ................................ CULICAGADITO!! This is how it was used..........."gracias senor por darme este culicagadito tan lindo!!" LOL!! How the hell am i going to translate this part of a letter!!

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in "chilean" would be pendejo which means little brat... I think colombians use it kinnda the same...

Dogo wrote:

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Lahtina wrote: McOSIRIS wrote: Lahtina wrote: Roger that. Now, do you have your own tortilla press? Over. I just learn the real soldier way sir!/maam by using dishes and plastic wrap sir! (no press......sir!/maam) unfortunately I have forgoten "las medidas" of the flour and the water sir!/maam) MC   over....  I know nothing of measurements, for me it's whatever 'feels' right.   @ Dogo (pronounced Dago)  I meant a spoon and fork instead of knife and fork. Why do you always have to be different? everybody says "fork and knife" but nooooooooo, you have to be different and say "knife and fork", I mean why? WHY?? ...and it's "Dawgo" NOT "Dago"...LOL! 

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Well, Dawgo, unless you're you would know that the proper way, as in the proper English collocation way is definitely knife and fork.

Lahtina wrote:

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McOSIRIS wrote: Lahtina wrote: Roger that. Now, do you have your own tortilla press? Over. I just learn the real soldier way sir!/maam by using dishes and plastic wrap sir! (no press......sir!/maam) unfortunately I have forgoten "las medidas" of the flour and the water sir!/maam) MC   over....  I know nothing of measurements, for me it's whatever 'feels' right.   @ Dogo (pronounced Dago)  I meant a spoon and fork instead of knife and fork.

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Why do you always have to be different? everybody says "fork and knife" but nooooooooo, you have to be different and say "knife and fork", I mean why? WHY??

...and it's "Dawgo" NOT "Dago"...LOL! 

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Unfortunately I had to learn how to eat tortillas......even worse....I had to learn how to make them.... Now I actually like them, but I still prefer bread.... MC over....

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I think this is what McO means by 'had to'

-- Edited by Marky Mark at 19:39, 2006-02-15