Überrito is bringing the heat this fall with the launch of its new Red Chile Pork Carnitas Menu.
Available from its Katy, Durham, and Atascocita locations in Houston, and Humble, Texas, Überrito's new Red Chile Pork Carnitas Menu features a range of bowls, burritos, salads, and other dishes made with pork carnitas. A delicious protein option, Überrito's scratch-made pork carnitas are slow-braised, shredded, and then combined with a sweet and smoky red chile sauce that packs bight and spicy flavors into every bite. The red chile pork carnitas can be enjoyed in the form of burritos, bowls, salads, quesadillas, tacos, or nachos, and then paired with other flavorful ingredients like pinto beans, cotija cheese, and jicama slaw. As Pete Pascuzzi, CEO of Überrito and MRI Heritage Brands, Inc., explains, "We are always looking at ways to bring some new and dynamic flavors to our incredibly loyal guests and new guests alike. And that’s exactly what we’ve done with our Red Chile Pork Carnitas limited time offer."
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ÜBerrito's New Red Chile Pork Carnitas Menu Bring the Heat
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