Chalupa

Chalupas are a Mexican dish made with a deep fried flat bread or corn tortilla molded into the shape of a small boat and stuffed with cheese, tomatoes, onions, sour cream, Beef or chicken, and drizzled with salsa.

History

Chalupas are the specialty of the southern regions of Mexico, Puebla, Guerrero and Oaxaca.

The Americanized version was made popular by Taco Bell. The chalupa is made generally the same way they make their tacos but using a deep fried wheat flatbread in place of the tortilla.

Mahalo Suggests

Chalupa Answers

  • Search for Questions

    Preview

References

Upload a picture from your computer

You can upload a JPG, GIF or PNG file. Do not upload pictures containing celebrities, nudity, artwork, or copyrighted images).

Specify an image URL

Image URL

Search

Type the image URL in the text field above and click 'Search'. Large images may take awhile to process.

Please remember that using others' images on the web without their permission is not very nice.

Crop this picture

Just click and drag on the image below to start cropping! Use the handles on the crop box to resize it.

Preview

Upload a picture from your computer

You can upload a JPG, GIF or PNG file. Do not upload pictures containing celebrities, nudity, artwork, or copyrighted images).

Specify an image URL

Image URL

Search

Type the image URL in the text field above and click 'Search'. Large images may take awhile to process.

Please remember that using others' images on the web without their permission is not very nice.

Crop this picture

Just click and drag on the image below to start cropping! Use the handles on the crop box to resize it.

Small Medium Large Full

Preview

Hotkeys