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Am I the only who feels like birria that is severed like this tastes way better than birria tacos

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Am I the only who feels like birria that is severed like this tastes way better than birria tacos

by SignificantStyle4958

20 Comments

  1. MiserableScholar

    This and a mug of consomé>>>>>

    Honestly I think the aesthetic of the tacos have made it as popular as it is just as much as the taste itself. I only learned from quesabirria from Instagram lol

  2. dogbusinessman

    The margin of tastiness is subjective. I wouldn’t say no to either.

  3. Extension-Figure2011

    Wouldn’t this just be Carne Deshebrada?

  4. BreakfastFuzzy6602

    Swap that out for carnitas or chile Colorado

  5. Sweet-Quarter3569

    Nope that’s how I serve mine. With a side of tortillas and cosume on the side if you want it.

  6. Greedy_Ear_Mike

    I am not a fan of shredded meat. Most places serve their birria tacos with the meat like this, so I don’t eat it from restaurants that much.

    When I make it at home, I treat it like pot roast, with big chunks.

    If Mexican joint served it in a platter, but with cubed meat, I would partake.

    I wish more places did goat or lamb birria.

  7. colesterolbienalto

    Is that beef? Birria de borrego tatemada is elite. Birria de chivo is also amazing. I ain’t doing beef 💅🏽💅🏽💅🏽

  8. FC1PichZ32

    depends who your taco place is. I will vouch for my mils taco truck quesabirrias any day of the week

  9. Specific-Diver-4108

    Severed ? I know You meant “served”.

  10. Chrisdkn619

    Do you still eat it with tortillas?

  11. Emergency_Monitor540

    I love it this way too! I will still eat it with tortilla or tostadas with some lime and toppings. Some extra salsa.

  12. TheAnimePiper

    No, birria as a soup is how it should be served. It’s annoying that almost no places serve it the traditional way anymore.

  13. pnutty6725

    Depends if you’re craving tacos or not

  14. stale_cum

    This is the way I ate it growing up. Any time there was a wedding, quince, or large party, birria was the dish served.

    I didn’t have a birria taco until my late 20’s.

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