Thanksgiving South of the Border
Patch heads to Boloco to find out if a Thanksgiving dinner can successfully be stuffed into a burrito.
Perhaps if a "director's cut" existed of the first Thanksgiving in 1621, Hollywood might CGI some burritos into the spread of "fowle" and "deere" on the table of the 53 pilgrims and 90 natives who attended. Certainly these days, all sorts of Thanksgiving-themed sandwiches and wraps are popping up at Massachusetts Bay's restaurants, sporting historically festive names like "Mayflower" and "Pilgrim." Now Boston's hippest burrito franchise, Boloco, has brought back the Late November Burrito, after a four-year hiatus. It's just another example of what marketing maven Sara Steele-Rogers refers to as the business's "appealingly off-centered" approach to their menu. As one of the college students/young professionals that make up the majority of …
