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8 hours ago, heidih said:
Not LA speak or Spanglish. I think the writer was direct translating in his head roughly julienned pieces of the chile as opposed to chopped up.
ETA: like thin strips
Its really the opposite of a slit, then🙄.
Don't they have editors over there?
8 hours ago, heidih said:
Not LA speak or Spanglish. I think the writer was direct translating in his head roughly julienned pieces of the chile as opposed to chopped up.
ETA: like thin strips
Its really the opposite of a slit, then.
Don't they have editors over there?
8 hours ago, heidih said:
Not LA speak or Spanglish. I think the writer was direct translating in his head roughly julienned pieces of the chile as opposed to chopped up.
ETA: like thin strips
Don't they have editors over there?
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