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Culinary Heritage
- Tortas Ahogadas: Guadalajara specialty. It’s acrusty bread sandwich filled with carnitas (pork), “drowned” in spicy tomato sauce, topped with pickled onions. Messy, delicious, quintessentially Tapatío.
- Birria: Jalisco tradition. Goat or beef stew, slow-cooked with chilies/spices, served with tortillas, onions, cilantro, and lime. Originally, goat; beef is now also common.
- Tejuino: Fermented corn drink, sweetened with piloncillo (unrefined sugar), lime juice, salt, sometimes topped with lime sorbet. Street vendors sell it; locals love it.
- Tequila: Blue agave distilled spirit, Jalisco’s gift to the world. Tequila town (65km northwest) offers distillery tours (José Cuervo, Sauza, Herradura). Guadalajara’s cantinas pour hundreds of varieties.
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