How to Say “Tripe” in Mexican Spanish

tripa
intestine, Mexico
In Mexico tripe appears as tripa for tacos of grilled intestine and as pancita for the stomach. The soup made with it is menudo.
Meaning: edible stomach or intestine of cattle (noun)

Ways to say it

“Tripe” in Mexican
Mexican Note
tripa intestine, Mexico
Pancita stomach
Menudo tripe soup

Tacos de tripa are a street food. Menudo is a spicy soup of tripe often eaten on weekends and said to cure a hangover.

Which one should you use?

The Spanish word callos is used in Spain, not typically in Mexico.

How does it change in a sentence?

Tripa is feminine: la tripa, and it often appears in the plural, tripas.

Did you know?

  • Menudo is a classic weekend dish in Mexico, often eaten with lime, onion and oregano.

Examples in context

  • Quiero tacos de tripa.
    I want tripe tacos.
  • El menudo se come los domingos.
    Menudo is eaten on Sundays.
  • Mi abuela hace pancita con chile.
    My grandmother makes tripe with chile.

Example conversation

Memo and Lupe eat on a Sunday at a market in Monterrey.

  1. Lupe

    ¿Qué vas a pedir?
    What are you going to order?
  2. Memo

    Un menudo, bien picoso.
    A menudo, very spicy.
  3. Lupe

    Yo unos tacos de tripa.
    I will have some tripe tacos.
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