Tastes and Flavors in Spanish

Juan explores a variety of Mexican sweets, snacks, and drinks to expand vocabulary on flavors. He discusses fruits, coffee, and traditional Mexican snacks, highlighting their unique tastes and cultural significance. The video also covers classic snacks like Chetos and popcorn, as well as cookies and Japanese peanuts, emphasizing the diverse flavors and textures found in Mexican cuisine.

What is Juan's main goal in the video?

• To teach viewers how to make Mexican sweets

• To learn and express a wide vocabulary regarding flavors

• To review different types of Mexican drinks

• To cook a traditional Mexican meal

Which fruit does Juan describe as soft and sweet?

• Banana

• Orange

• Lemon

• Apple

What is a characteristic of espresso coffee according to Juan?

• It is very watery

• It has a very intense flavor

• It is very sweet

• It is made with milk

What is a common stereotype about Mexican food that Juan mentions?

• It is very bland

• It is always served cold

• It is often spicy

• It is mostly vegetarian

Which type of chips does Juan say are his favorite?

• Flamin' Hot

• Extra hot purple wraps

• Jalapeño seasoned

• Marinated with tomato and a little chili

What is unique about the popcorn Juan describes?

• It is very sweet

• It is made with cheese

• It is extremely soft and crunchy

• It is very spicy

What is a characteristic of the Japanese peanuts mentioned by Juan?

• They are soft and chewy

• They are very spicy

• They are covered in a hard crispy layer

• They are very salty