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Cardi B has dined at some of the fanciest restaurants around the world, but when it comes to her go-tos at home,
it turns out the rapper is just like us.
Cardi took to Twitter Monday night to reveal her favorite Chipotle order, after a fan asked the rapper what she likes in her burrito bowl. Cardi’s response: “honey chicken, white rice, tomatoes, queso, cheese, a bit of guacamole, sour cream, salsa [and] chipotle vinaigrette.” Her other sauce of choice: Tabasco chipotle sauce, which she says “is a must.”
The rapper added that she always buys the “blue Doritos,” which we’re assuming is the Cool Ranch flavor. Her preferred brand of Tabasco, meantime, is this Chipotle Pepper Sauce, which she playfully joked is always available “next to the forks.”
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While the original Tabasco hot sauce uses a red pepper blend, this version uses red jalapeño peppers which are fire-roasted over a pecan wood (a hickory-style wood that’s ideal for smoking). The result: a smokey, spicy, and savory flavor that’s great for burrito bowls and burgers alike.
And while Cardi B is from the Bronx, Tabasco still has its roots on Avery Island, Louisiana, where the company has been making hot sauces and condiments since 1868.
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Cardi B has also long been a fan of Chipotle’s — and vice-versa. The fast food chain famously the rapper a lifetime supply of guac and chips in 2018. She’ll have plenty of opportunities to cash in her chips card too, as Chipotle now has more than 4,000 locations across the U.S. and counting.
Cardi also mentioned the restaurant over the weekend, telling fans to run up streams of her new single, “Ah Ha,” so that she could “buy more Chipotle!”
“Ah Ha” is Cardi’s first new music release since last year’s well-received LP Am I the Drama? The single was produced by DJ SwanQo, who also helmed her Billboard chart topper, “Up.”
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