Answer anaya wanted to gain ownership in 1960No one knows, but he died in 1975.
Kelsey Thigpen and Lucas Gomes using magical powers and a secret recipe including cheese, and nachos hence the name nacho cheese ^^that is only a myth. the amazing wizard NEX showed them how to mix the cheese and nachos in a special mixture pot over a magical purple fire ***the purple fire burned for all eternity among the the small yet somewhat hideous cave dwelling creatures of the planet Zyclorg. The Zyclorgians lived forever happy among the wizrd NEX's humble nacho cheese offerings and the purple burning cave fire.
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el nacho because nacho is masculine and la is feminine but el is masculine
Nachos are claimed as both an American and a Mexican dish. "Nacho" was the nickname of the cook who invented Nachos. In 1943, he was working in the Victory Club restaurant in Piedras Negras, Mexico (across the border from Eagle Pass, Texas), when he invented the snack for a group that came in to eat when his supplies were low and there wasn't much left in the kitchen to cook with. However, his version was not like the ones that are sold in the U.S. In 1977, Frank Liberto changed the original recipe, using tortilla chips to make it easier to eat as snack food, in Arlington Stadium in Arlington, Texas. Howard Cosell, a famous sports reporter, liked both the food and the name, and the snack took off in popularity in the United States.
Nachos are very famous, especially with a sour cream, salsa, and shredded cheese dip. It's delicious.
Named after Ignacio "Nacho" Anaya the creator of the nacho
That is the correct spelling of "nacho," which is a name applied to a type of processed cheese (originally longhorn cheddar). The plural nachos refers to a dish of cheese-covered tortilla chips, named for their inventor Ignacio Anaya.
Nachos originated in the city of Piedras Negras, Coahuila in 1943 at a restaurant called Club Victoria. The traditional story is that one day the wives of several U.S. soldiers arrived after the restaurant had closed, so the waiter Ignacio "Nacho" Anaya invented a new dish for them with what little he had available in the kitchen: tortillas and cheese. Anaya cut the tortillas into triangles and fried them, then added yellow Wisconsin cheese. The women enjoyed the dish very much, so they asked for its name, to which Anaya quickly responded "Nachos especiales" - i.e., "Special Nachos" or possibly "Nacho's Special".
francis says: I'm not sure if a understood correctly the question. if the question is: "Nacho" is the short, for which spanish male name? then the answer is "Ignacio" Ig-Nacio Nacio = Nacho I hope my answer clarified you question
In 1943 Ignacio Anaya-better known by his nickname "Nacho"-was working at the Victory Club in Piedras Negras, Mexico, just over the border from Eagle Pass, Texas. As the story goes, there were a lot of American servicemen stationed at Fort Duncan near Eagle Pass, and one evening a large group of soldiers' wives came into Nacho's restaurant as he was closing down.
It is a Mexican food, first created circa 1943 by Ignacio "Nacho" Anaya at the city of Piedras Negras, Coahuila, Mexico. The original nachos consisted of fried corn tortillas covered with melted cheddar cheese and pickled jalapeño peppers.
Nacho is a diminutive of Ignacio, a common name widely used by Spanish-speaking people. The name is a variation of the Latin Ignatius and means fiery. The translation into English of the world 'libre' is free.' Accordingly, the proper translation of the movie's title is 'Ignacio the free man', which was Nacho's name as a wrestler. However, since the theme of the movie is 'lucha libre,' free [style] wrestling, the name could also have connotations to it. I personally prefer the former meaning because during the day Nacho was subject to the benevolent tyranny of the monastery rules, but in the ring he was free to be himself. I hope this help.
Ignacio is a Spanish boy's name that is often shortened to Nacho.
Kelsey Thigpen and Lucas Gomes using magical powers and a secret recipe including cheese, and nachos hence the name nacho cheese ^^that is only a myth. the amazing wizard NEX showed them how to mix the cheese and nachos in a special mixture pot over a magical purple fire ***the purple fire burned for all eternity among the the small yet somewhat hideous cave dwelling creatures of the planet Zyclorg. The Zyclorgians lived forever happy among the wizrd NEX's humble nacho cheese offerings and the purple burning cave fire.
It is the International Day of the Nacho. (popular snack made of fried corn tortillas covered with melted cheddar cheese and pickled jalapeño peppers).
The Spanish boy's name that "Nacho" is often short for is Ignacio.
Ignacio Serricchio goes by Nacho.