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Old September 20, 2009, 08:30 AM
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What's "choripan"?
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Old September 20, 2009, 10:17 AM
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What's "choripan"?
a chorizo sandwich.

(it just has the chorizo inside and nothing else)
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Old September 20, 2009, 12:03 PM
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No pienso que hay una palabra en inglés para "asado", Ookami. Me gusta asado muchoooooooo!!!!!!!! (Ahora tengo hambre.........)

Sounds like burnt to a crisp/ a cinder or reduced to ashes or cremated.

I think a barbecue (barbie) or a South African braai can achieve the same level of incineration!!!
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Original e etimológicamente es como dijo chileno, pero también aunque le pongas más cosas sigue siendo choripan, siempre que en el sandwich haya un chorizo asado :P
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Old September 20, 2009, 01:30 PM
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a chorizo sandwich.

(it just has the chorizo inside and nothing else)
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Original e etimológicamente es como dijo chileno, pero también aunque le pongas más cosas sigue siendo choripan, siempre que en el sandwich haya un chorizo asado :P
Sounds delish either way!!!!!!!!!! Que rico!!!!!!!!!
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