DoriLocos with Mr. Apple

In Mr. Apple's Welcome Party we prepared and shared a very popular snack in Mexico, DoriLocos (DoriCrazy). They're tasty and easy to prepare.

You just need a bag of your favorite Doritos and some of the following ingredients, or all of them if you want to:

• Chopped cucumber.
• Grated carrot.
• Grated jicama.
• Pickled pig skin.
• Japanese peanuts.
• Hot peanuts.
• Salted peanuts.
• Spicy roasted chickpeas (garbanzo beans).
• Chamoy.
• Hot sauce.
• Lemon.
• Salt.

It would be great if you prepare your own Dorilocos and share some photos or videos telling us what does it taste like. We're pretty sure you'll like it!

En la fiesta de bienvenida de Mr. Apple preparamos y compartimos una botana muy popular en México, DoriLocos. Son muy sabrosos y fáciles de preparar.

Sólo necesitan una bolsa de sus Doritos favoritos y algunos de los siguentes ingredientes, ¡O todos juntos!:

• Pepino picado (en cuadritos).
• Zanahoria rallada.
• Jícama rayada.
• Cueritos de puerco en vinagre.
• Cacahuates japoneses.
• Cacahuates salados.
• Cacahuates enchilados.
• Garbanzos tostados con chile.
• Chamoy.
• Salsa picante (botanera).
• Limón y sal.

Nos encantaría que preparen sus propios DoriLocos y nos compartan fotos o videos diciéndonos qué les pareció. Estamos seguros de que les van a encantar.

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Yakitori and Daigaku Imo with Mr. Apple

Mr. Apple arrived to Mexico from Japan three weeks ago and we welcomed him with a Japanese meal.

Last year, our friends from Japan sent us a couple of videos showing us how to prepare Yakitori and Daigaku Imo. So we had a Japanese meal in Mexico City with a New York friend. Now that's international!

Children and Mr Apple loved that food.
Thank you, Japanese Friends!

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Have a good trip Chamallow & Tagada!

Last February we said Good bye to Chamallow and Tagada.

Chamallow  means marshmallow in English. That's why we made a Farewell party eating pink and white marshmallows sticks covered with hot chocolate. We also shared fruit sticks covered with hot chocolate.

It was a sweet goodbye!

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El mes pasado le dijimos adios a Chamallow y Tagada.

Chamallow significa bombón o malvavisco. Aprovechando esto hicimos una fiesta de despedida comiendo banderillas de bombones rosas y blancos cubiertos de chocolate caliente. También compartimos banderillas de fruta cubiertas con chocolate.

¡Fue una despedida muy dulce!

¡Gracias por su visita!

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Japanese toys in Mexico

Some weeks ago our Japanese friends sent toys to Mexico.
We loved paper balloons and menko but Daruma Otoshi was a hit with children!

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Thank you very much!

ありがとうございます。

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