[pvg]

Why is wax paper wrong?

If you have to ask, etc...

Somewhat more seriously, I think an aspect of California food is that it's highly regional and it ends up being a bit of a fool's errand expecting it to be replicated precisely out-of-region.

It's bizarre you can't get a structurally integral burrito south of San Jose, never mind Weehawken, and I'm equally bewildered, as an adoptive Northern Californian, that foil could possibly be such a point of contention.

The only possible advantage to foil is that if you don't eat it all it's marginally easier to take home.

I can only assume that San Diegans take their burritos home far too sober. Surely that can't be true. We have to get to the bottom of this.

[dnautics]

Uh. Hard disagree. It is rare for a san diego burrito to fall apart on me. It's par for the course in San Francisco.

[pvg]

If nothing else, I think this settles the 'will there ever be an SF<->SD burrito tunnel' question.