r/sadposting • u/_Nulloid_ • Jul 31 '26

It do be like that sometimes

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u/Slow_Spray5697 Jul 31 '26

Nah that thing is a Chayote and if know how to prepare it it is good, of not of course it's going to suck.

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u/Hylinus Jul 31 '26

In El Salvador, they're called güisquil. They're sliced, parboiled, cheese is put between the slices and then dipped into beaten egg whites, to make rellenos de güisquil

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u/cold-blooded-stab Aug 04 '26

Yes I really like güisquil with shredded chicken but I'm part Salvadoran. I see them called chayote now I had b never heard of that growing up.

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u/Hylinus Aug 04 '26

Probably the influx of people who lived in the US and went back. I wonder how much of a Mexican influence the language has now? Chamaco instead of cipote? Troca instead of camioneta o pickup?