Cal-Mex
/ˌkalˈmɛks/US
noun
A type of Mexican-style cuisine originating in California, characterized especially by adaptations of traditional Mexican dishes using ingredients or cooking methods typical of Californian cuisine.
Origin
1970s; earliest use found in The Los Angeles Times. From Cal- + Mex-, after Tex-Mex noun.
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