Some English people enter a certain hopelessness travel these worlds and did not find this simple dish are as English as churros. Fortunately, it is something that is not so difficult, since we find churros in the U.S., most Hispanic-American countries (which is something also already own the place), the Philippines, Japan and even China are something that phonetically sounds like "Yu tiao," which is the same mixture of the coils and found in hotels and stalls, but they lack a bit of hygienic conditions aceptables.Pues today I wanted to tell the story of Torcuato Hernandez, a Grenadian who came to Geneva AD 79, a computer keyboard and hung to engage in the noble work of churrero.




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