Friquitaki

Friquitaki

A grilled sandwich on a crusty roll (pan de agua) filled with cabbage, avocado, fried eggs, ham, and cheese. It is famous for a trick where vendors place the ham and cheese to stick out of the edges so it looks overstuffed, while the center is actually hollow. (Duarte and Paris is a chaotic, busy intersection in Santo Domingo known for street vendors).

I am so hungry, I would even go for a Friquitaki from Duarte and Paris.

Automatically translated from Spanish

República Dominicanaby hitlerOctober 6, 2007

Score:+4

Friquitaki

A Friquitaki is a cheap street snack sold outside nightclubs to help people sober up. It became legendary at specific local spots (like Erminia or Cambumbo, famous nightlife figures and locations in Santo Domingo) where street-smart locals and partygoers would eat it after a night of heavy drinking. It consists of a roll of water bread (a light, crusty local bread) filled with spicy ground meat, which is usually actually ground chicken innards.

Man, I really want to grab a Friquitaki to settle this drunk.

Automatically translated from Spanish

• #tostada-con-salsa
• #un-pasao-de-carne-molida.

República Dominicanaby AnónimoDecember 20, 2008

Score:-1

Friquitaki

Free or for nothing (this slang term is a phonetic adaptation of the English word free).

A: Hey, how much did those pants cost you? B: Nothing, I got them friquitaki.

Automatically translated from Spanish

• #frikitaki
• #gratis
• #free
• #frii

República Dominicanaby AnónimoDecember 15, 2008Word of the day · December 20, 2008

Score:-3