mulita
- noun
- /muˈliːtə/
- US
- For lunch, I enjoyed a delicious mulita topped with salsa and avocado.
Examples
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I ordered a mulita for dinner.
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Have you ever tried a mulita?
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I tried a delicious mulita filled with grilled chicken and melted cheese at the new restaurant.
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The food truck serves the best mulitas with a variety of fresh toppings.
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She ordered a beef mulita instead of her usual taco for lunch.
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At the restaurant, I ordered a mulita filled with grilled chicken and cheese.
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The mulita is often served with a side of beans and rice in Mexican cuisine.
Synonyms
A folded tortilla filled with meat, beans, lettuce, or cheese
A tortilla folded and grilled with melted cheese inside
A flour tortilla folded and grilled with cheese and spiced pork
Surface Forms
Etymology
Mulita comes from Spanish mula and the ending -ita, which means 'little'. A helpful way to remember the dish is to think of a 'little mule' that carries a load: the two tortillas 'carry' the filling, so a mulita is a small tortilla sandwich.