VIDEO: How Is This A Recipe From Texas? There’s No Way!

Texas cooking is truly undefeated isn't it?

We mean, have you seen the BBQ in this state? There's so many options it's ridiculous! But there's certainly a lot of options for those living in the Lone Star State.

What's makes Texas however, is the individuals living in it. There's so many ideas Texans have that affect of daily lives, especially involving food. However, have you ever seen someone claim a food idea is from Texas and question it?

Looks like we'll have to grab our magnifying glasses and examine this one folks.

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Tik Tok Claims To Have Learned This Recipe In Texas

So first, here's the video in question:

Now, after watching this, I think we need to go frame by frame with the ingredients and preparation.

Well, definitely a great start with the ground beef right? Nothing like beef in Texas!

Pasta too? Ok, the Italian here is in! Moving on...

Ro-Tel tomatoes! All right, that's very Texan! We're doing great so far.

Hmm. Beans? Not sure that'll mix well, but hey, let's keep moving on shall we?

Admittingly, not sure what that sauce is. But thinking out loud here...shouldn't the pasta be cooked already? We feel like it should be.

Carrots? A bit unexpected but ok. A lot of ingredients here...

Are those yellow peppers? Or pineapple? We're not entirely sure.

Hmm. A taco pasta is interesting, so we're intrigued. But...the pasta still isn't cooked right? How is this going to work?

Well, those certainly aren't dollops of sour cream, they're Texas sized!

Hey, aren't you supposed to mix ingredients with gloves on? This seems unsanitary...

Wait, water now? This doesn't seem right in terms of cooking instructions.

Mixing without gloves again. Well, we suppose this is only for demonstration.

Man, there's a lot that has gone into this. Cheese too huh?

A dash of pepper, and some spillage of Old El Paso sauce, and it looks like we're all set for the Taco Pasta. Time for the final reveal.

Ok...just going to be honest. This doesn't look cooked through. For all we know, it could taste good but...

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