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Hello Followers! I am on a road trip to attend the annual Fiestaware conference in Albuquerque.
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Any Restaurant recommendations in El Paso?
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Title reads - Greetings From El Paso, Texas. You see a trolley crossing the boarder into Mexico.
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isotope239 🥸💻🇺🇦😣

@LibrarianRA Good for you! We don't get down to El Paso much these days but we used to eat at Julio's a lot when we lived down there and it's good if you like Mexican food.

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isotope239 🥸💻🇺🇦😣

@LibrarianRA De nada! I don't know how familiar you are with NM Mexican food, but just in case you might not know, when the server asks "Red or green?", if you want to be a seasoned (pun intended) traveler, answer "Christmas!" which means both red and green chiles!

statesymbolsusa.org/symbol-off

And one quick tip, just in case you get some hot ones, have a small glass of milk on the table, a sip will put out the fire (and so will sour cream).

State Symbols USA · New Mexico State Question In 1996 New Mexico became the only state to establish a question as an official symbol when the New Mexico State Legislature passed a House Joint Memorial declaring "Red or Green?" as the official state question.   In New Mexico, when diners order a dish made with chilies, they are always asked "red or green?"  The legislature wanted to recognize the importance that the chile industry has on the state economy. 
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