Yesterday I visited a typical Argentine bakery to get some "facturas", or what the Argentines refer to as pastries and cookies that go along well with mate. Typically, these little "tiendas" here in Argentina are FULLY stocked with all sorts of yerba mate.
The people are usually very warm and friendly and the atmosphere is very relaxed. It's been 6 months since I've returned to Buenos Aires and things here seem to be getting better and better by the day. Heck, as long as I have some good mate, what can go wrong?
Yesterday I visited a typical Argentine bakery to get some "facturas", or what the Argentines refer to as pastries and cookies that go along well with mate. Typically, these little "tiendas" here in Argentina are FULLY stocked with all sorts of yerba mate.
The people are usually very warm and friendly and the atmosphere is very relaxed. It's been 6 months since I've returned to Buenos Aires and things here seem to be getting better and better by the day. Heck, as long as I have some good mate, what can go wrong?
