The molcajete is a Mexican cultural artifact that has been used for decades in family’s dinners. The molcajete is a sand stone type of rock that operates like a grinding machine due to the holes on the stone. It grinds down food product such as seeds, chickpea, etc. It’s been around since the ancient Aztecs days roughly around the 15th century. There are similar tools to the molcajete, which are called mortar and pestle that the African tribes and middle eastern countries has been using. This artifact is important because it reminds the people of the excellent foods it can produce. It helps prepare salsa and guacamole for enchiladas, tacos, burritos, and dipping chips. Molcajete can also be used on grills to melt cheese and add anything on