I’m probably (hopefully) not the first person to have thought of this, but it turns out that a teacup or mug of an appropriate circumference makes the perfect burrito stand, for those of you who like to multitask while you lunch.
 not the first person to have thought of this, but it turns out that a teacup or mug of an appropriate circumference makes the perfect burrito stand, for those of you who like to multitask while you lunch.</p>
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in other news… small things fit in to bigger things…
Yes – and if you only eat half a burrito, and don’t have enough foil to wrap it up properly, a disposable paper cup serves as a great “top” to keeping all the burrito contents inside.
my god, it’s full of stars
brilliant
An old-fashioned glass works also. I, too, knew I was a genius when I discovered it.
Note that when you put a burrito in a bowl, it becomes female (burrita.) Or at least, that’s what Pancho Villa says.
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