They have some sort of Mexican cheese-based burrito thingy as a joke item - that turned out to be real - in the Webcomic
Schlock Mercenary. It's called a chupaqueso.
It's a great series, often funny, sometimes very insightful, and I recommend it. I actually spent a month reading it from beginning to the present. It's been running continuously for over 10 years, so that was over 3700 strips I had to read. But it gives me an advantage that I understand the entire storyline.
http://schlockmercenary.com
Reading a strip from the beginning can allow you to understand it when it is a continuing story. It was interesting that a lot of people probably never read old Peanuts strips and didn't know that there is a whole history there. I remember how when I was about 11 I got to go to a drive-in movie and it was one of the Peanuts films, and (if I hadn't seen it in books of the prior Peanuts strips I had read), I wouldn't have known, and might have been shocked to discover that Charlie Brown was Snoopy's second owner, not his first.
Here's a recipe for chupaqueso from one of Wikipedia's reference services, Wikibooks:
http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Cookbook:Chupaqueso
Since you're such a fan of this sort of cooking, Pinhead, perhaps you should try this and tell me what you think of it.
"When I die, I want it easy and peaceful in my sleep, like my uncle.
Not screaming and crying like his passengers."
