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Raspas are a puro San Antonio summer treat
Here, raspas take on the big, bold flavors of Mexican and Tex-Mex cuisine, frequently topped with fiery chile powders, tart pickles and pungent chamoy sauce. More elaborate versions may sport gummy bears, sour belt candy, slices of fresh fruit and more. “It’s the spicier notes that make it more unique and makes it specific to Texas,” Fernandez said.
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San Antonio raspa favorite Chamoy City Limits restaurant now open
Menu from Chamoy City Limits includes, Kool-Aid pickles, luau pork tacos, tik tok pickle, no-limits dollar brisket tacos, mangonada, hot Cheetos and cheese and a fruit and candy tray. Ana Fernandez, owner of the popular business announces plan to expand into catering in San Antonio for corporate catering, events, employee incentives and private parties. -
Floating altar honoring Chili Queens returns to River Walk
Artist and Chamoy City Limits food truck owner Ana Fernandez paid tribute to the Chili Queens with this floating altar. Courtesy Ana Fernandez.
Artist and food truck owner Ana Fernandez’s commissioned floating altar for Muertos Fest, a Día de los Muertos celebration that took place last weekend at La Villita, will float down the River Walk again from 7 to 9 p.m. tonight.
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What you need to know about Chamoy City Limits move
The popular Chamoy City Limits food truck will serve out its beautifully arranged and tasty raspas at Lion’s Field off Broadway for one of the final times on Sunday afternoon before moving to a new location in September. Owner Ana Fernandez said she’s moving the truck out to O.P. Schnabel Park off Bandera Road -
Where’s the chili? Not at many places in S.A.
Indeed, in the city that made chili famous more than a century ago, there's not much of it on local restaurant menus. Trendy restaurants avoid it, so now the places that do offer it mostly are a few home-cooking spots — and an intrepid food truck operator. -
Chamoy City Limits giving away free Frito pies to celebrate Travel Channel filming
Mike Sutter, San Antonio Express-News Nov. 10, 2016Updated: Nov. 10, 2016 4:59 p.m. They're putting the 'free' in Frito pie. Chamoy City Limits, the raspas truck with ice and fruit in all the shades of the rainbow, will put the "free" in...
