Daily dilemmas: Is Spanish tortilla better with onions or without?
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Published: 2 Aug, 2019 CET.
Updated: Fri 2 Aug 2019 11:28 CET
It is an issue that deeply divides Spain, pits brother against brother, and leaves even the rivalry between Real Madrid and Barcelona in the shade: Which is better? Tortilla with onions or without?
No culinary dilemma has been more heatedly debated, not even whether a morcilla de burgos can be considered superior to a morcilla de leon, or which region boasts the best jamón.
So we asked The Local readers to decide and the vote was an overwhelmingly in favour of WITH ONIONS.
A poll of our readers on Facebook revealed 83 percent would choose a tortilla de patatas con cebolla.
While on Twitter, a poll revealed a more balanced split but still most definitely for onions.
Daily dilemmas of living in Spain: It's time to take sides on this historic and bitter debate about whether Spanish tortilla is better with OR without onions. Vote now and let's resolve this once and for all
— The Local Spain (@TheLocalSpain) July 25, 2019
The only question now is, runny or firm?
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No culinary dilemma has been more heatedly debated, not even whether a morcilla de burgos can be considered superior to a morcilla de leon, or which region boasts the best jamón.
So we asked The Local readers to decide and the vote was an overwhelmingly in favour of WITH ONIONS.
A poll of our readers on Facebook revealed 83 percent would choose a tortilla de patatas con cebolla.
While on Twitter, a poll revealed a more balanced split but still most definitely for onions.
Daily dilemmas of living in Spain: It's time to take sides on this historic and bitter debate about whether Spanish tortilla is better with OR without onions. Vote now and let's resolve this once and for all
— The Local Spain (@TheLocalSpain) July 25, 2019
The only question now is, runny or firm?
READ ALSO:
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