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Search complete. 22 mentions across 9 episodes found for "Tortilla".
Oct 7, 2026
SummerHOST
I was like, so what the hell is he talking about? [laughs] Like-
AutumnHOST
Like, shouldn't it be tortillO?
SummerHOST
The earl? Yeah, like-
AutumnHOST
O if it was masculine?
Jen SmedleyGUEST
It's, it's like Braveheart's sperm.
Bert KreischerHOST
Tortilla press.
Jen SmedleyGUEST
That shit had to move-
Leanne KreischerGUEST
Oh my God
Kae SprungHOST
And this might sound familiar if you've listened to the History of Breakfast Burritos episode of Sprung on Food, and if it doesn't, you can watch that episode on YouTube or available wherever you get your podcasts.
Kae SprungHOST
During the time of the Aztecs, or Mexica people- Tortillas made from nixtamalized corn were a dietary staple.
Kae SprungHOST
People used them to carry other foods, fish, insects, beans, squash, or chili sauces.
Kae SprungHOST
Now, Bernardino de Sahagún was a 16th century Spanish friar and ethnographer.
JeriHOST
Okay.
RachHOST
Tortilla, you know, cr- crunchies on top.
JeriHOST
Gotcha.
RachHOST
Um, I'm gonna go with broccoli cheddar soup.
Joey SkeltonGUEST
We just haven't finished it yet.
Joey SkeltonGUEST
It's called Leave My Tortilla Out of This, because she said that's what families that she takes care of come hearing of.
Joey SkeltonGUEST
Your child's getting weight.
Joey SkeltonGUEST
He's eating two more tortillas.
Joey SkeltonGUEST
You need to quit giving them so many tortillas.
Joey SkeltonGUEST
And it's just like that has nothing.
Joey SkeltonGUEST
Tortilla has nothing to do with this.
Joey SkeltonGUEST
You know, tortillas are for some families are a very important thing.
Ty SoriaHOST
Yeah, I did not see that either.
Ty SoriaHOST
So, yeah, I don't know why it was more lax this year in terms of Tortilla's security.
Ty SoriaHOST
But at least, like, you know, It is a little bit risky, though.
Ty SoriaHOST
When those tortillas go onto the field, players can slip on them.
John Lee DumasHOST
And to drop these via bombs, I brought Anthony and Ronald Alcazar into EO Fire Studios.
John Lee DumasHOST
As recent UCLA graduates, Anthony and Ronald founded Mr. Tortilla.
John Lee DumasHOST
a business built on the idea that everyone deserves healthy, guilt-free tortillas.
John Lee DumasHOST
And today we talk about how you need to commit early to giving back as your business grows.
Anthony AlcazarGUEST
And I think that's a key... factor for us that helped us with our growth.
John Lee DumasHOST
And this is an exciting conversation, Fire Nation, because Anthony and Ron pivoted and they had the pivot of a lifetime, we're going to call it, to grow their startups over 3,000%.
John Lee DumasHOST
And this startup is Mr. Tortilla.
John Lee DumasHOST
So Anthony, I want to stay with you for right now.
Reid McEowenGUEST
How about Mexican? There's a place up in McKinney.
Reid McEowenGUEST
It's called Lupe's Tortillas, and it's off 75, like, Main Highway, Collin County.
Reid McEowenGUEST
Right in
Brad McEowenGUEST
Allen, off of Stacy, right?
Patrick CourrielcheHOST
I remember going to school one day and complaining about it to one of my good friends, Ricky.
Patrick CourrielcheHOST
He responded loud enough for everyone to hear, "So you flip the tortilla? Patrick flip the tortilla." That became my new nickname, Flippa the Tortilla.
Patrick CourrielcheHOST
It was not my greatest moment.
Patrick CourrielcheHOST
[upbeat music] Unlike Romero's, about halfway through my El Pollo Loco shifts, I was in need of a break.
Patrick CourrielcheHOST
I became a chicken chopper.
Patrick CourrielcheHOST
Shortly after my promotion, my pal Ricky jokingly ribbed me.
Patrick CourrielcheHOST
"What's up, Flippa the Tortilla?" And like a dumbass, I responded, "Wrong, Ricky.
Patrick CourrielcheHOST
I'm chopping chicken now." I might as well have gift wrapped his response.