North Korea claims Kim Jong Il ‘invented Burrito in 2011’ (also Hamburger?) as sales of the deliciously ‘evil’ dish were booming

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Kim Jong-un’s dad ‘invented BURRITOS’ North Korea bizarrely claims as sales of Western dish ‘boom’

NORTH Korea has bizarrely claimed Kim Jong-un’s dad invented burritos in 2011 — and despite food shortages sales of the dish were booming.
The regime’s propaganda mouthpiece said the late Kim Jong-il dreamed up the Tex-Mex dish back in 2011 shortly before his death from a massive heart attack.
The wild claim follows an equally batty propaganda story that alleged Jong Il invented a dish called “double bread with meat” which was uncannily like a hamburger.
The burritos, meanwhile, are called “Wheat Wraps”.
The late Kim Jong-il, pictured wearing sunglasses as he tours a kitchen, has bizarrely been credited with inventing the burrito

The broadcast also contains footage of a mural of Jong-il, Kim Jong-un’s father, in a kitchen in which burritos were being made.
The Rodong Sinmun newspaper claimed Jong-il’s tubby tyrant son, Kim Jong-un, is following in the footsteps of his dad by taking a “meticulous interest” in the dish.
In State TV news footage, North Koreans can be seen devouring the burritos at a stand outside the Kumsong Food Factory in the capital Pyongyang.

The North Korean burritos are called ‘wheat wraps’ and folks are seen enjoying the popular Tex-Mex meal as they stand outside the Kumsong Food Factory in Pyongyang.
The broadcast also showed a mural of Kim Jong-il grinning in a kitchen where burritos were being prepared.
The Rodong Sinmun newspaper has reported that the dish was originally invented by Jong-il in 2011.
It also claimed that Jong-un has a ‘meticulous interest’ in burritos, which the newspaper claims are booming in popularity across the region.
However, North Koreans who have left the state have insisted that such dishes are nearly non-existent in the country.
Hyun-seung Lee, who was born into an elite North Korean family but fled the country in 2014, said most of his countrymen couldn’t even dream of such a meal.

This is because they are not even given an opportunity to encounter it. The majority of citizens do not have money to buy the foreign food. Even if they have money, there is no place to eat it.
In the 1990s, bread and butter lovers were satirized and criticized as socialist traitors.
I have never seen any burritos or wraps on sale in North Korea. Perhaps there were no restaurants where you can eat burritos and wraps until now.
Various cooking ingredients such as milk, cheese, and spices are absolutely lacking.

Booby traps that were used by Vietnamese during the Vietnam War

While we don’t know if it’s true Kim Jong-il invented Burrito in 2011 (also Hamburger), we do know Asians have adopted the English language in a rather wild and even offensive manner…