my favorite food "humita"

 


  • What is it? (describe it)

  • How is it made?

  • Why do you like it so much?

  • How does it impact your health?


Hi everyone today I will talk abaut my favorite food.
My favorite food is humita, it is a typical Chilean food. The humita is made with ground corn and onion, wrapped in a corn leaf. Then you have to boil the humita. In general you can eat the humita with sugar and tomato, that depends on if you like the salty things or the sweet things.

I like so much the humita, because when I was a child I ate with my family that food for the national holidays. I remember I could eat five in one day. I prefer to use the sugar for the humita, because it is more interesting to have sugar lunch, for a child it should be attractive.
I dont know what impact the humita has in my health. I imagine that if I eat with sugar, it is not really good for my health, but I dont care, because I eat humita only three or four days in the year.

bye everyone. I hope you enjoy my blog :)







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