Do they eat this in your country?
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Who they!!?
I ran out of alfajores and bon o bon!
You think this is your food but it's not argie. It's a muslim andalusian dessert that spaniards eat and which was brought to argentina.
It's also copied in various forms across the world
"wagon wheels" in USA/UK
"Ulker Halley" in Turkey
It exists in France too.
Sure
and?
And yes I want to add that
It is good city
You can go to shop anywhere everytime you want
You can piss and take a shit if you want to, badly
Toilets are everywhere
Anything you want can be found there, but not black bread
Rye bread is hard to find even in bakeries
Maybe you should go to some kind of German restaurant...
Overall I enjoy this ciyy!
>wagon wheels
but tbqh, the argie version alfajores is the GOT. white and dark chocolate coatings both equally deserving of praise. and dulce de leche in the middle-- magnificent.
Here is only choco pie allowed
By korean method
Japanese method is not here in Russia
Yes, alfajores are so good they can be used as currency sometimes.
Where is the best place to eat one in Argentina? I had one here at a organic market's bakery and it was amazing, like this honestly considering going to argentina to eat this and other delicacies, including lots of meat.
They eat this in Brazil too? Is it just the white people who eat it?
Why do Americans always have to bring up race to literally any topic? We're talking about alfajores and you're asking about white people. You amerimutts are truly a grotesque bunch.
Kek. I just wanted to provoke a response tbqh and you monkeys are so easy.
Anyway, alfajores are based but where do you guys eat them? at a bakery? or a supermarket? i suspect the mass produced versions suck.
We share hundreds of miles of border with Argentina and Uruguay. Everything they have we also have.
Except our tango is called lambada and isn't as popular.
You just had to go and say that word.
>youtube.com
What city fren?
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Where can I buy these?
Haha l posted in a wrong thread my friend!!!
>Haha l posted in a wrong thread my friend!!!
Very difficult to find these outside of Brazil/Uruguay/Argentina.
Occasionally you can but rare. There is a Argentinian bakery called Havanna that has a location in Spain.
What are they called in brazil?
Same thing as in Argentina.
Yes. It's called halley here.
and that is?
what's the spanish name? I don't think this is eaten so much around here
alfajores you lazy fuck
Alfajor
But in portuguese it sounds "al-pha-gior" instead of "al-pha-whore"
alfajores bro
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thank you
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>alfajores are most commonmy sold around chrismas
I'll take that 700 times over p*lvorones
that looks good la
whats that called?
Biskvi or Sarah Bernhardt pastry my friend
Incredibly good
this is how they're supposed to look
looks tasty.
I used to go down to the square behind school with my friends and buy these every lunch break. I'm fat now.
I fucking hate brazilian portuguese.
just eat sweets infrequently and exercise a lot.
I'm already down 15kg since January.
well done.
so this is about a black boy capturing a white girl by the seductive powers of rhythmically suggestive dancing?
In a plenty ton of flavours, berries are my personal favorite
you know that's a french band right? only the singer in brazilian
Haram
I don't believe it
whats your favorite?