So it is an amazing Friday in the Pacific NW and it has put me in a FANTASTIC mood. Here is to Summer, Fridays and BURRITOS. Oh and who ever this person is, yikes!

Fight the Burrito Fight vs Google.

For those who didn't see the top story on MSNBC or CNN last night, Google has announced their intention to enter the Burrito Business. Here is a short article:

Google Registers Weird Domain NamesPosted by Andrew Conry-Murray, Apr 24, 2008 10:27 AM
Is Google (NSDQ: GOOG) getting into the burrito business? Why else would the company register bayareaburritos.com and thesecretofburritos.com?
Pingdom sent me a link to a blog post about strange domain names registered by Google.
Many of the domains are obviously registered to prevent squatters, but a lot of them, such as the burrito domains, are downright puzzling.
That said, my home region of upstate New York sorely lacks a good burrito infrastructure. I'd love to see Mr. Page and Mr. Brin put some time and cash into finding a way to use the Internet to transport my favorite Mexican food from Berkeley to my desk via a Web browser.
And for the record, I hereby officially coin the acronym BaaS (Burritos as a Service).

I am no sure their intentions and I may listen to their overtures for buyouts, and will tell them to stick it where the sun don't shine (ie Seattle!) This is a Blog by the people for the people and will never change.

The best breakfast burrito in town is at the Sand Point Country Club. I was introduced to this perfect specimine of Burrtiotastic Lovin about a year ago by my good friends AJ and Alicia. Once I had it I was hooked, problem is you have to be a member of the club to eat there. In the end I joined the club cause I had to have access to the Burrito (oh and the golf isnt bad.)

Burrito Blog Score: 9 (out of 10)

Burrito Blog is BACK! Lots have happened since I last posted to this blog, unfortunately none have anything to do with Burritos. I got married, I got a new job and most importantly I MET ICE MUTHA Fing CUBE! Im back online and publishing so be ready for some Burrito Love

WORST BURRITO EVER!!!!!

Where: Malena's on Queen Anne Hill.
What: Carne Asada Burrito w Guac

The Ambiance is similar to what you would expect from a top notch Burrito Establishment but alas this burssito sucked Donkey Dick. The steak was fried in lard and mixed with Green peppers and Onions. There was very little taste to speak of and the taste it did have was due to it being coated in butter. I resorted to covering it in salsa (which was actually pleasant) and using their costco brand La Victoria tortilla chips to make it edible.

Stay away from this second rate place. Oh and they didn't even have an option for grilled chicken , Communists

BURRITO RATING: 3 (Generous 3 cause I like their tacos)

Burrito Blog Lauch Party!!!!!

Location: Bimbos Bitchin Burrito Kitchen
http://seattle.citysearch.com/profile/10798180

Bimbos is one of my favorite locations. The use of Grilled Chicken, fresh Guac and Letuce makes for one heck of a great base, but add Mashed Yukon Potatos and you have yourself a great mix.

Stay away from the Inferno Burrito cause it actually ruins the experience. I suggest the Kitchen Sink Burrito with Guac, cant beat it...

MMM Burrito.......................



Burrito Rating: 6.5

WELCOME to the BURRITO BLOG


I am a normal guy with a normal job but I have one passion in life... Burritos. Is there a better food then the Burrito? A meal wrapped in a edible wrapper filled with the greatest of ingredients, meat, cheese, veggies, beans, rice. What other food boasts such a perfect combination of ingredients in a take anywhere pouch.

I would say my life's work is the Burrito. I guess I would say I am somewhat of an expert when it comes to these lovely packages of food sent directly from the gods. To really understand the Burrito you first need to start from the beginning.

Many people believe that the Burrito started in Mexico, that is not the truth. Actually the Burrito started off the coast of Italy in Malta in the early 1400's. A young sailor named San Giovese Burritalia figured out an ingenious way to package his lunch so it would fit on his small fishing vessel. He pounded normal corn meal into a flat "tortialalia" and added different ingredients with starches and veggies. Soon all the fishermen in the fleet were inquiring about Sangioveses wonderful creation and he began selling them on the docks. It was there a young Christopher Columbus became enchanted by this bewitching food and eventually became the Godfather of the Burrito.

Many think that Columbus was looking for riches when he set off to prove his theory of the world. In reality he had come across some wonderful curries from the indies and used them to make a curried shrimp Burrito (Columbus actually coined the term Burrito after an argument over profit sharing with Sangiovese.) The taste and experience has been documented as one of the gratest moments of his life (well that and the finding of America, well BurrtoLand was what he originally called his new found land, but he later realized that was just plain silly.)

So in conclusion America (BurritoLand) owes its beginning to the Burrito. Columbus would never have gone on his journey if it weren't fueled by the Burrito Desire. This was the most significant moment in Burrito history, second only to the creation of this Blog...