pupusa

American  

[puh-poo-suh] / pəˈpu sə /

noun

plural

pupusas

1. in Salvadoran cooking, a round, flat piece of masa dough stuffed with a layer of savory fillings and pan-fried.

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Example Sentences

“This man sold out my mom’s pupusa stand,” the daughter said in the video.

From Los Angeles Times

Ventura said her boss also painted an entire wall of his nearby pupusa restaurant with a mural of Bukele, which has drawn in customers.

From Seattle Times

“Why do other folks go to other farmers markets and pay $6 for a pupusa, but you’ll pay a street vendor $2?”

From Los Angeles Times

In Los Angeles, the pupusa is thriving, as made abundantly clear by the Pupusa Fest.

From Los Angeles Times

And it’s also not clear that is even the point of this whole experiment, to be using Bitcoin to buy a pupusa or to buy a coffee.

From Slate