The food of the Gods. That’s what the Aztecs called chocolate. Scientifically, theobroma cacao, chocolate is one…
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Like wine, cheese, and olives, there are many types of yerba mate, ranging from earthy and herbaceous to sour and malty. There are three principal growing regions for yerba mate: Brazil, Argentina, Paraguay, (and small selections of Uruguay). In Brazil, they grown two types of mate: native mate for the locals called chimarrão (pronounced she-ma-HOWN) and mate for the Uruguayans known as Gaucho mate. Explore the various types of yerba mate.
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Types of Yerba Mate Tea Explained
by David Askaripour onThere are many types of yerba mate tea, just like wine, tea, and olives. Yerba…
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Introduction to Chimarrão, Brazilian Yerba Mate
by David Askaripour onWhat is Chimarrão Brazilian Yerba Mate? Chim-A-What…? Yeah, I know. That was my reaction the…
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