The Alsup's burrito: Anthropologists recently uncovered evidence that these were eaten by the native Americans prior to the Spanish's arrival, and surviving to the modern age, the Alsup's burrito is filling and easy to eat while driving cross country or trudging across the prairie in...
Read MoreThe Alsup's burrito: Anthropologists recently uncovered evidence that these were eaten by the native Americans prior to the Spanish's arrival, and surviving to the modern age, the Alsup's burrito is filling and easy to eat while driving cross country or trudging across the prairie in search of tatonka. Fortunately the natives shared this culinary treat with the early settlers of West Texas and new mexico and the settlers forever changed the face of this part of the country with their vision of awesome edibles.
Deep fried and packaged in a handy paper pocket, the Alsup's burrito is the food of choice for anyone trying to drive and operate their mobile device at the same time the paper ensures burns are kept to a minimum and keeps fingers free of grease. Don't forget the taco sauce! While cool on the outside, the inside of your burrito will feel like molten lead once it hits your lips, tongue, and eventually drips onto your chin. Cool that molten metal with that taco sauce before you chow down!
Alsup's is about as ubiquitous as tumbleweeds in this part of the country so finding a snack or getting gasoline is never more than the next town down the highway.
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