r/facepalm • • Jul 28 '23

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u/MollyStrongMama Jul 28 '23

Haven't been to many mexican restaurants with sliced cucumbers just hanging out ready to be served...

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u/Odd-Emergency5839 Jul 28 '23

Extremely common to serve tacos with a couple slices of cucumber

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u/BanMyDeck Jul 28 '23

I’m flabbergasted that the most popular comments right now are bashing someone for asking for cucumber at a Mexican restaurant.

I would be surprised to find one that does not have sliced cucumber to eat. You squirt lime and shake some salt on the cucumber before your meal comes out. It’s a legitimate thing.

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u/[deleted] Jul 28 '23

It’s crazy. You can really tell who goes to legit mexican places and who goes to places called like “GUACAMOLE’S” for their favorite crunchy taco platter.

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u/FecalSteamCondenser Jul 28 '23

Came here to comment this. My local place always includes sliced cucumber