- Woah! I'm the mayonnaise world champion of the world!
No-one eats mayonnaise more than me!
(crowd chanting) Chris! Chris! Chris!
- Chris. Chris? Chris!
Are you okay?
- Ramon? What are you doing in my room?
- What do you mean? You're in my room.
- Oh. How did I get in here?
And why does my head hurt?
- Well, you came over for my uncle's birthday party last night
and had a little too much to drink.
- That explains the headache.
Where did I get this bruise from?
- You wrestled my grandma last night.
- Did I hurt her?
- Oh, no. She's perfectly fine.
We actually had to pull her off you or else,
she was going to hurt you even more.
- Wow. I got beat up by an old lady? That's new.
Anything else happened?
- You're also trending on Twitter right now,
and trust me, you don't want to know why.
- Yeah, I don't.
Ah, man, this headache is terrible though.
You wouldn't happen to have any medicine, would you?
- I have something even better. Follow me.
- Are you gonna give me mayonnaise?!
Well, it looks like it was a good party.
- It was, until you got here.
- My bad.
So where's this hangover remedy you have?
- In Mexican culture, the cure to a hangover is Menudo!
Also known as Pancita.
- Your hangover remedy is soup?
- It's not just any soup.
Every Mexican knows that when you have a hangover,
this is what you eat. Menudo por el crudo.
- Crudo?
- It's slang for hangover.
- Oh, but how's a bowl of soup supposed to cure my hangover?
I'm pretty sure it doesn't have the chemical properties,
to do that.
- Look, I don't know why Menudo cures hangovers
or what chemical properties it has that make it work,
but it just does, okay?
- All right! Well, what is it made of?
- Menudo is typically made out of onion, garlic, oregano,
in a broth made from a red chili pepper base.
It's usually eating the events parties and on the weekends.
- The soup looks good,
but what on earth is this jiggly thing?
- Oh, that's tripe.
- And that is what exactly?
- Cow meat.
- So is this soup like Pozole?
- Eh? They are similar,
but Pozole is made with pork or chicken instead.
But, they both have hominy.
- Which are these right?
- Yup. And some people like the Menudo without hominy.
And there's also a variation of the soup,
called Menudo Blanco.
It's Menudo, but without the red chili pepper base.
- Interesting! Well, not going to lie,
it does look pretty tasty.
- Ah! Before you dig in, you need to add some garnishes.
- You add butter to this?
- No, I'm just re-using the container.
You know Mexican families never actually,
have butter in here.
Menudo is typically served with chopped raw onions,
oregano, diced chilies and lemon.
- Okay! A little bit of onion,
some oregano.
Oh, no chili pepper for me.
- Typical Chris.
- Oh! And some lemon juice.
How does that look?
- Looks like you're ready to eat some Menudo.
Those fresh garnishes really make those flavors pop.
- See, I told you.
- And this cow meat is so tender and delicious.
- Oh yeah. The tripe. I'm glad you like it,
because it's actually the stomach lining of a cow.
- What did you say?
- That tripe is the stomach lining of the cow.
I knew you would like it.
- And why didn't you mention that earlier?
- Because it would have made you not want to try it,
but you see how much you liked it.
Finish that bowl, and you'll be feeling better in no time.
- I don't know if I can finish it.
- Why not?
- I kind of feel worse after learning that information.
- Ah, come on. You can't be serious.
Oh, you were serious. You did throw up.
- I'm sorry.
Trust me, mom. You don't want it.
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