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main food is pupusas they're sort of small tortillas filled with things like beans and pork,they taste nice with cheese on top of these fillings as well.
National drink is coffee which Salvadorans usually have black,and usually pretty strong as well.
Hope this helps
Truth
papusas
If you want to make them you can find masaca at Walmart.
Mix it will enough oil and water to make it the consistency of clay.
Put the filling in it and pat it down.
Then fry it on a griddle.
Serve with tomato sauce and cabbage salad.
Ed G
Hello
I would be happy to share with you a collection of pictures about typical foods from el salvador, including pupusas, wich are by far the most popular national food in El Salvador
If you wish you can contact me at egonzalezdds@yahoo.com
nkk0719
Foods are Pupusas mainly and Horchata as our favorite drink
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