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What is the Japanese word for salsa?
サルサ (sarusa) is phonetically based off of the English/Spanish word and has the same meaning. This word is used for both the style of dance and the dip. Note: in Spanish salsa just means sauce, but this term takes derivation from the English meaning.
What two music types make salsa?
There are more than two music types that make up traditional salsa music. Salsa music is known to have a Cuban influence.
Music you might hear?
salsa/salsa/ salsa salsa salsa salsa
How many tomatoes to make a pint of salsa?
It takes approximately 4 to 5 medium sized tomatoes (tennis ball size), to cook down to make a pint of salsa. That number will decrease with the more extra ingredients added to the salsa.
How many syllables does salsa have?
Two. Sal-Sa
What two dance styles that are from Spain?
Salsa and Tango
Where did the word salsa originate?
The word salsa originates in 1846 from Latin for "condiment" and from Spanish literature meaning "sauce." Later, in 1975, it came to mean a type of dance.
Can you make peach salsa by adding peaches to regular salsa?
I wouldn't recommend it. Peach salsa needs to be sweet (hence the point of employing peaches), regular salsa is tomato-based and therefore tart. The two will be fighting rather than complimenting each other.
What is the meaning of the adage It takes two to Tango?
The meaning of the adage it takes two to tango is that in certain situations, the blame for something cannot be blamed solely on one person. An example would be when two people get into an argument. Both people have to participate for it to be a true argument, therefore both are responsible.
Which salsa at Chipotle is the spiciest?
The spiciest salsa at Chipotle is the "Hot" salsa.
Where did the word salsa come from?
Salsa as a kind of sauce, derives from a Latin word, same spelling, meaning 'condiment'. In American/Spanish it is a kind of relish containing chopped up ingredients and this is a 20th Century word.
What are the main two most popular dances in Puerto Rico?
Salsa and merengue
