9 TASTY Argentina Food YOU MUST TRY (WORLD'S BEST STEAK?) | What to Eat in Argentina

[@beforeyougotravel]

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[@MatiasDypala]

Excuse me, im argentinian and i must say that a lot of information of the video is wrong. For example you said that "The most popular recipe of empanadas are dessert empanadas", and thats totally wrong bc theese are the less popular. The most popular are "Criollas or Salteñas". Also "LAMB ASADO" is the less popular asado, before you said that you must know that we have more cows than human population so our prefered meat is bovine, our bovine meat and milk is first class. The lamb is only popular in the south because that region cant have cows but sheep.

[@beforeyougotravel]

Thanks for your comment. These are researched in the perspective of tourists and their reviews, so it may not be the same for locals. For example in my country, what tourists always recommend to each other are different from what the locals always eat. :)

[@esteban.bernal]

Gracias Mati, me ahorraste escribir el mismo comentario jajaja. Posta, hay demasiadas cosas incorrectas. Igual pago por ver un turista comiendo puchero en verano 🤣

[@MatiasDypala]

@@esteban.bernal y depende la zona en el noroeste y sur del país de noche se se pone frío, no importa la estación,

[@esteban.bernal]

@@MatiasDypala es que lo imaginé en una de las 3 olas de calor del último verano jajaja inviable totalmente

[@MatiasDypala]

@@esteban.bernal 🤣

[@AlciramagdalenaCenturion]

Los mejores Menú 😊Lo tiene Argentina.

[@victoranker2916]

The best food in the western world, hands down no other country comes close.

[@MrHavingfun68]

Peru?

[@dannysunay4386]

All foods of South America are very similar each country has tweeked theirs over the years. All are great!❤❤❤❤

[@smartabundantlife886]

Looks so delicious!! 😋

[@beforeyougotravel]

Yummm

[@normadiplacido2902]

Q rico todo ! pero te faltaron las pastas 🤦‍♀️

[@DiegoGarcia-st7si]

Muy bueno. Pero faltaron las pastas.

[@elianfarias]

Milaneses en inclusivo amo jaja

[@HéctorVeron-n5w]

🇦🇷♥️♥️

[@kuma2448]

Dessert Empanadas? Did you drink before writing this? Most popular are Beef, most likely of the knife-cut variety. Another mistake is on the Milanesas entry is called "Milanesa a la Napolitana" not "La napolitana"

[@beforeyougotravel]

you must be fun at parties

[@kuma2448]

@@beforeyougotravel And you make factually wrong videos, we all have our faults.

[@daniel777ATE]

the alfajores were missing

[@beforeyougotravel]

oh yeah! totally missed that

[@MatiasDypala]

*MILANESA A LA NAPOLITANA*

[@celsoalejandromorales6452]

Sin dudas tenemos o hacemos las mejores comidas de este planeta simple y sencillo TE OLVIDASTE DE LAS HUMITAS Y LOS NIÑOS ENVUELTOS y ni que hablar d los chinchulines al limón y las mollejas y la lengua a la vinagreta

[@beforeyougotravel]

We forgot! Too many good food to include in a short video. Will do a part 2!

[@celsoalejandromorales6452]

@@beforeyougotravel excelent 😁😁😁😁😁

[@Amit_Kasaudhan01]

Please name some Millet based food of Argentina

[@tuff9486]

There are sweets called Mantecol and Turrones based on cereal. There is also all kinds of pasta

[@grod805]

I thought Asado meant grilled not roast

[@RonieNerbes-mt9ko]

I Love Jonna Napire 💜💚♥️ MAY 11, 2024

[@serg441]

milanese? milanesA!

[@raelalmiron4557]

Some of things are wrong and Argentina doesn’t eat them. Especially the desert empanadas!

[@facuromeo]

como argentino este video me ofende! por favor donde investiga esta gente? que es MILANESE ? JKAJKAJAJ es MILA NAPO!!! milanesa napolitana, please do your homework before posting a video, in fact, if you asked to only ONE argentinian they would have told you that you need to correct several facts. but, nice try! abrazo!

[@gerardorohlfs5260]

MILANESA is..........FOOD from AUSTRIA (SCHNITZEL), sorry.

[@beforeyougotravel]

Well we did say this is the Argentine version, not the European version. :)

[@andreaseveso89]

Gerardo, I’ve been having the same discussion with an Austrian colleague of mine for years. :) An historian found a reference to “veal in bread” in a document of 1148 AD and it is likely that this dish became a ‘shared’ heritage during the Austrian occupation of northern Italy in the 18th/19th centuries. In any case there are differences between the Austrian vs Italian version (veal/pork/bone/flour/spices..) so we can be flexible and just enjoy the dish. It is a surprise that in Argentina they use beef, but food always adapts and evolves, luckily for us. 😊

[@ElsaNavarro-r7p]

Milanese has its roots in italy and the original dish dates back to the city of Milán, it is not from austria, sorry