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A popular version of its
origin was at the city of San Luis Potosi, specifically to Club
Deportivo Potosina, there is the name partner Michel Esper, the custom
order a beer with lemon, ice, salt and straw in a glass as if it were
called chabelo a lemonade beer, eventually resulting in the name of the
drink.
Since then the partners were asking for a lemonade as Michel
"Michel". It was like in the'70s was that time was adding
sauces to taste and you have changed the name to the original by
"Chela," but in those years did not know anything more than in
San Luis Potosi in their preparation in other states and the beaches
were not aware that the drink was made.
The clearest version of the origin of the name that simply means
"My Chela frost”.
A less glamorous version is this: In English or very cold is said
"chilled", which is pronounced in pure "chile" or
"cello", but contrary to the tradition that existed in Europe
and Mexico traditional, in the United States began to consume beer is
very icy, ice-cooled at first and then when this invention was
widespread in the mid-twentieth century, the beer is changed to
"chilled", while in most parts of the world beer was consumed
at the time "while" (not hot, just at time). This is therefore
a beer or beers "Chela" is a cold beer (chilled beer), salt
and lemon ... which would give the Latin flavor. There is a more
seasoned, he adds a mixture of hot sauces, Wortshire English sauce, soy,
etc.., mixing everything together and be a Cehela Mix-Chilled beer,
decided that the rules of the Castilian clear that this is mix of cello,
as micheladas. Most likely this name come from northern Mexico, most
likely from Monterrey, N.L. At present in many parts of Mexico make a
clear distinction between a "beers" is a beer with ice, salt
and lemon, on a "Michel" that in addition to the above was
added to give various sauces a more dense feel and taste loaded. In some
bars this mixture is called "oil" for its intense dark color,
because it is mixed in containers ready to be emptied only on beer. |
