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		<title>The Mission is Not Mexico, Highly Scientific Statistics Prove</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 31 Mar 2010 18:39:18 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Vic Wong</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[Concerned Guajolote breaks it down: Just to quantify there are 2800 hits for “pico de gallo” in the .mx domain, referring mostly to a kind of fruit salad, and 2000 in the .co.uk domain; by comparison there are 263,000 hits for “chile en escabeche” in .mx and precisely 1 in .co.uk. “Pico de gallo” is [&#8230;]]]></description>
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<p><a href="/2010/03/30/mission-taquerias-need-to-step-it-up/#comment-20782">Concerned Guajolote</a> breaks it down:</p>
<blockquote><p>Just to quantify there are 2800 hits for “pico de gallo” in the .mx domain, referring mostly to a kind of fruit salad, and 2000 in the .co.uk domain; by comparison there are 263,000 hits for “chile en escabeche” in .mx and precisely 1 in .co.uk. “Pico de gallo” is a bit of a gringo shibboleth, not sure why. Anyway it is good to see attention to the severe mexican food shortages in the mission, tacos are not personally where I would put the emphasis (you can kind of get them in spots), but we are really lacking in the following categories, where the percentages are market share/availability:</p>
<p>Fondas: 20% in Mexico, 0% in Mission<br />
Tacos: 30% in Mexico, 15% in Mission<br />
Quesadillas*: 25% in Mexico, 0.0000% in Mission<br />
Restaurantes: 10% in Mex, 3% in Mission bc of places like Regalito and Poc Chuc<br />
Puestitos: 15% Mexico, .5% Mission</p>
<p>Quite a market niche, whoever wants to bring the other 80% of Mexican food to the virgin streets of the Mission.</p>
<p>*By quesadilla I mean some ingredients wrapped in masa and dropped in a fryer and that has either huitlacoche or flor de calabaza</p></blockquote>
<p>Is it too late for Mr. Guajolote to make a run for mayor?</p>
<p><strong>Previously:</strong></p>
<p style="padding-left:30px;"><a title="Permanent Link: Everything You Know About Quesadillas Is Wrong" rel="bookmark" href="/2010/02/10/everything-you-know-about-quesadillas-is-wrong/">Everything You Know About Quesadillas Is Wrong</a></p>
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