Gallo Pinto
Pronunciation (IPA) /ˈɡaʝo ˈpinto/
Costa Rican rice and beans mixed and pan-fried with aromatics.
Also known as: Gallo Pinto Costarricense
Allergens & declarations
Contains
Fish
Contains fish and fish products
Soybeans
Contains soybeans and soybean products
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In detail
Typical ingredients
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- What is Gallo Pinto?
- Costa Rican rice and beans mixed and pan-fried with aromatics.
- Where does Gallo Pinto come from?
- Gallo Pinto — country of origin: Costa Rica.
- What is Gallo Pinto made of?
- Rice, black bean, onion, green bell pepper, coriander, Worcestershire sauce.
- Which allergens does Gallo Pinto contain?
- Contains fish and fish products. Contains soybeans and soybean products.
- What is Gallo Pinto also known as?
- Gallo Pinto Costarricense.
- How do you pronounce Gallo Pinto?
- Gallo pinto (Spanish, Costa Rica) is pronounced /ˈɡaʝo ˈpinto/. Select the speaker button next to the dish name to hear it.
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