Yes they are. I think they are made out of pig intestines. === === Originally, Hot Dogs were made of meat from hogs, plus other stuff ["additives"]. Today, hot dogs are made from a variety of meat products: beef, chicken, turkey. Read the labels to see for yourself.
Hot Tamale was created on 2006-04-23.
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yep why wouldn't i
cheetos in my opinion
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Hot tamales candy
Sam Born invented Peeps, Hot Tamales, Lollipops, Mike & Ike's. He also made babies... Lots.
Hot Tamales Live Kiki Melendez Presents - 2010 - TV was released on: USA: 5 May 2010
The cast of Too Hot Tamales - 1995 includes: Susan Feniger as Herself (co-host) Mary Sue Milliken as Herself (co-host)
no u can no buy fat to make tamales they r not even made out of fat
From Mexico to Panama tamales are a "must have" food and are very common throughout the entire holiday. We make tamales of corn meal dough with or without a filling and steam-cook them to perfection. To steam them we wrap it in a leaf of the corn or in plantain leaves, depending on the customs of each country. Tamales in Mexico are deeply rooted in the pre-Hispanic times. They were important in many rites which had their own distinct type of tamales filling and form. There are many types of tamales, about "forty two different kinds" according to Karen Horsh Graber in her article "Los Tamales: Five Hundred Years at the Heart of the Fiesta." In Guatemala "Tamales of rice" make the list for Christmas foods as well. Guatemalans use the "tamal negro" -black, mainly for special occasions like Christmas or the New Year. They also have el "tamal colorado" -red, which we see most often along with the small "chuchito" wrapped with corn husks. Tamales can be filled with prunes, turkey, raisins and a sauce made with local spices. The typical Hispanic Christmas foods in Mexico include red tamales, sweet tamales and pork tamales which are served throughout the Christmas holiday. During the "posadas" you can find Mexican hot chocolate, a stew called "birria," "gorditas con carne deshebrada" which are corn made pockets with shredded beef, and "atole" -corn gruel. For "Nochebuena" Mexicans like to add to the tamales with a Mexican noodle casserole called "sopa seca," "menudo" -made from tripe or "Pozole" made from pork or chicken, Mexican rice and drinks made of a hot fruit punch or sparkling cider.