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Prehispanic language from the aztecs which means cooked in open earth oven. >> caliente. >> muy caliente. >> she doesn't trust me to put in a bigger one. to close up the holes. i'll put it there. >> the hearts are then covered with crushed agave husk for the cooking process, which can take up to five days. then you're going to put some soil on top. >> i love seeing her boss everybody around. she is you're doing it wrong!

- sí. - to close up the holes, i'm gonna put it there. - mm-hmm. - [speaking spanish] - [laughs] - [speaking spanish] - yay! - the hearts are then covered with crushed agave husk for the cooking process, which can take up to five days. - then you're gonna put some soil on top. - i love seeing her boss everybody around. - sí. - she's like, "you're doing it wrong." - [laughing] sí. i feel like i've slipped back in time. oaxacan families have been making alcohol from roasted agave for centuries, but the spanish brought copper stills, which took it to another level and helped create the smooth ...

[laughter] she doesn't trust me to put in a bigger one. - [chuckles] - sí. - to close up the holes, i'm gonna put it there. - mm-hmm. - [speaking spanish] - [laughs] - [speaking spanish] - yay! - the hearts are then covered with crushed agave husk for the cooking process, which can take up to five days. - then you're gonna put some soil on top. - i love seeing her boss everybody around. - sí. - she's like, "you're doing it wrong." - [laughing] sí. i feel like i've slipped back in time.

She doesn't trust me to put in a bigger one. - [chuckles] - sí. - to close up the holes, i'm gonna put it there. - mm-hmm. - [speaking spanish] - [laughs] - [speaking spanish] - yay! - the hearts are then covered with crushed agave husk for the cooking process, which can take up to five days. - then you're gonna put some soil on top. - i love seeing her boss everybody around. - sí. - she's like, "you're doing it wrong." - [laughing] sí. i feel like i've slipped back in time. oaxacan families have been making alcohol

Past the packaging. i think because it's been delivered for the right reason in a different way. i think we as consumers have to think about why they've done this. and how to get around it. i think really, it's just a little obstacle for us. we may be just need to approach it in a slightly different way than what we did last month when we were used to it being in a tray. d0 did last month when we were used to it being in a tray-— it being in a tray. do you think it's like--- _ it being in a tray. do you think it's like... i— it being in a tray. do you think it's like... i guess _ it being ...