Without Mexico, the world would be a lot more black and white. Guillermo González Camarena invented the color TV. The fun fact is that he was only 17 and did it during World War II! 

Did you think Mexico was part of South or Central America? A lot of people do. But Mexico is actually part of North America, along with the USA, Canada, and the Caribbean islands. 

The 34th President of Mexico resigned after just one hour on the job 

Each year, residents of Naco, Mexico, join those of Naco, Arizona, for a volleyball match over the fence separating the two countries. 

We can thank Mexico for the invention of chewing gum. The Mayans, who extracted the sap that was originally used to make chewing gum (‘chicle’) from trees, but later, the Aztecs found a more practical use for it – they used the sticky substance to hold things together: a type of ancient Blu-Tack, if you will. 

The largest wildcat in North America is the jaguar, which can be found in Mexico’s southern jungles. They can also be seen hopping around Mayan ruins. Be careful if you ever go visit! 

Tamales

Tamales are a traditional Mexican staple that is made of corn dough called masa. This steamed masa is filled with a variety of ingredients such as meats like chicken or pork or simply vegetables.. Following the filling process, tamales are then wrapped inside of a dried corn husk and steamed to perfection.

Aroz con Leche
(Rice pudding)

Arroz Con Leche means literally "rice with milk." This dish is actually more than rice and milk, it's a pudding involving those two ingredients as its key components. Arroz con Leche is an extremely easy dessert to make and can be made at home with little effort. It is great as a desert or snack between meals

Tacos

Tacos are a popular Mexican food all around the world. Tacos are essentially tortillas filled with cheeses, sauces, and fillings such as meats or beans or even vegetables. The classic Mexican street vendor taco differs greatly from what you are used to: no fancy condiments like guacamole and no lettuce or cheese.

Mexican Flan

Flan, a creamy custard desert topped with caramel sauce, dates back to the Roman empire and was often made to use up extra milk and eggs. It became popular all over Europe and it is said that the Spaniards introduced the dish to Mexico. Now it is one of the most loved deserts in Mexico

Enchiladas

An enchilada is a large tortilla that is stuffed with vegetables, beans and meat, usually chicken, pork or beef. This roll is then placed in a baking pan and covered with a special sauce and cheese then baked and served with sour cream and guacamole.

Churros

While Churros are one of the most popular deserts in Mexico, it is believed that their origin is Spain or Portugal. Churro is a fried Mexican pastry dough that is dipped in cinnamon and sugar and sometimes served with dipping sauces like chocolate or raspberry sauce.