The Foods to Eat in Paraguay

[@samadqazi1967]

This Video have same pattern as Rick Steve Europe Great nice explained and nice voice also grab viewers to watch until last

[@oldaloneandfarfromhome]

That is such a nice thing for you to say! Thank you so much and thank you for watching!

[@tylerrockwood1994]

Lomito alemán isn’t something I ever encountered while living in Paraguay. But on most streets there will be a vendor selling Lomito Árabe, which is similar to shawarma.

[@selindenizcebi9952]

I definitely appreciate your video. And looking forward to watching new ones. I am Turkish, but considering of moving to Paraguay for a cheaper life. It became so expensive here in Turkey.

[@oldaloneandfarfromhome]

Thank you! Paraguay is certainly less expensive than most other countries. Coincidentally, I am in Turkey, right now and will be staying here for a couple of months.

[@selindenizcebi9952]

@ Enjoy Turkie. If you will stop by Istanbul let me know.

[@chetoparaguayo]

The vori vori from Paraguay 🇵🇾 is considered the number 1 soup in the world, the best in the world, by Taste Atlas

[@oldaloneandfarfromhome]

That is fantastic! I wasn't aware that was the case. Thank you for letting me know!

[@calebgillett6091]

Just went there and ate sooo much asado and vori vori. Café de acá is amazing! Definitely recommend. The terere is sooo refreshing the actual pronunciation is (Teh day day)

[@oldaloneandfarfromhome]

There are many great dishes to eat in Paraguay! Thanks for the correction on the pronunciation of terere!

[@witchowski]

I saw you filming at Ña Eustaquia, I can't believe I finally found your channel! Great video!

[@oldaloneandfarfromhome]

That is so cool! Thank you for putting in the time to locate my channel! I am so glad that you enjoyed the video.

[@ThePerssons]

Watched your Vlore video as we are heading to Albania in a couple of weeks, then found this! We used to live in Paraguay 20 years ago and often ate at La Paraguayita! Thanks for the bringing back the memories!

[@oldaloneandfarfromhome]

That is so amazing! I am so glad that you found my channel and a couple of videos that you were able to find useful!

[@manuarcep]

Buen video!! gracias por mostrar un poco la cultura de mi país👍🏼

[@oldaloneandfarfromhome]

¡De nada! ¡Me encantó mi tiempo en Paraguay! Gracias por mirar.

[@SaboresTiaIna68]

Nice video, and good information on dishes I could also make, given the opportunity. We owned and operated a restaurant for 8 years in South Africa, and after 6 years in Paraguay I long to cook again.

[@oldaloneandfarfromhome]

Thank you! I had a fantastic time trying all of the different dishes!

[@luisayala8069]

Métele chera'a.

[@AlaskanRamTravelAdventures]

What a great video! Loved seeing all the amazing dishes of the area and the unique drinks too. It was like watching a true food adventure! Thanks for taking us along for the experience.

[@oldaloneandfarfromhome]

Thanks so much! There were a lot of dishes that I liked and even for those which I didn't like all that well, it was fun trying something new. You'll see more of these food videos in the future!

[@HenryMeier-d1b]

relleno means filled and pollo means chicken. good video

[@oldaloneandfarfromhome]

Thank you. I figured it out, eventually! I appreciate you watching and taking the time to leave a comment!

[@sc3639]

wow! Looks amazing. Is it weird to say that something I am looking to most are their fruit drinks. I love me the freshest fruit.

[@oldaloneandfarfromhome]

It is not weird at all. The fruit and the drinks made from that fruit were among the highlights for me! Thank you for the fantastic comment!

[@gabrielsanabriaibieta]

This makes me miss home

[@oldaloneandfarfromhome]

I am glad that I could make you think of home with my video!

[@gabrielsanabriaibieta]

@@oldaloneandfarfromhome I'm coming back soon, after living in Germany for a while. Great video!!!

[@TensionalityEFex]

cool

[@oldaloneandfarfromhome]

Thanks!

[@sebastianpugliese5119]

It's a really great video, thanks! I'm an expat in Paraguay, and I'll save it for visiting those places later

[@oldaloneandfarfromhome]

Thank you! I had a lot of fun making this video!

[@rhuit]

Mbejú with Maté cocido is the typical Paraguayan breakfast.

[@oldaloneandfarfromhome]

I tried Maté cocido too, but didn't put that in the video.I can definitely see how that and Mbejú would be a good combination!

[@martinotazu7165]

TOP VIDEO!!! 😋😋😋

[@oldaloneandfarfromhome]

Thank you so much!

[@funinall9807]

Very good

[@oldaloneandfarfromhome]

Thank you!

[@heatherstephenson4371]

I love these food videos and I can't imagine how fun they are to film! Also, I agree whole-heartedly with you that eggs make everything better. Thanks for another great video!

[@oldaloneandfarfromhome]

So nice of you to say! It's really cool searching for different dishes, especially those which have been a part of the culture for centuries! I always appreciate your support!

[@Marius_Michel]

Paraguay 😍

[@oldaloneandfarfromhome]

It is a pretty special place!

[@rpliegos]

Great Video Richard, very interesting food alternatives, I would never thought of grapefruit and coffee, however in Mexico it used to be popular to serve espresso coffee with a slice of orange peel and that combination is indeed very tasty. Hope you are having a good time in Bolivia

[@oldaloneandfarfromhome]

I'm having a great time in Bolivia. There's so much to see and do. The grapefruit and espresso was a total (pleasant) surprise. I am glad that I took the chance to order it!

[@Laut2023.]

Excellent video. Greetings

[@oldaloneandfarfromhome]

I am so happy that you liked it!

[@ADirtCheapLifeParaguay]

If you get a chance la Mexicana in Caacupe. It's incredible.

[@oldaloneandfarfromhome]

Thank you for the recommendation! And thank you for watching, as well!

[@jonathansl109]

I was nodding along with your videos, until you said the juice is good 😔 couldn't believe my ears 😅

[@donnabeaman7135]

The drinks look fabulous! No horchata ?

[@oldaloneandfarfromhome]

No horchata. I never noticed it on a menu and didn't know enough to look for it. In a food video, I'm always going to miss something that I should try!

[@gabrielsanabriaibieta]

@@donnabeaman7135 horchata isn't a thing in Paraguay, I've seen it in Central American countries

[@mikebrenick9149]

I have plans to visit paraguay. I live in Nicaragua and have traveled central America and South america. Can you recommend a monthly place in Asuncion to dip our feet. My wife is Nicaraguan. I am from united states

[@oldaloneandfarfromhome]

I think you will love Asunción! I stayed in an Airbnb. This is the link for that unit, but there are several others in the complex. (Mine might be a bit small for two people.) www.airbnb.com/rooms/48736655?guests=1&adults=1&s=67&unique_share_id=22ef95ee-5d4a-4c16-a7c3-26b4fae00a21 Thank you for watching!

[@myriancoronel2299]

Interesting that the meal you liked the most is not even Paraguayan: the pumpkin pure and lamb 😆

[@oldaloneandfarfromhome]

I know. It's crazy. Just a good restaurant, putting out interesting food that will work anywhere.

[@STEBBIEJ1]

i as just there last week the drink is terere pronounced teddaday

[@oldaloneandfarfromhome]

I wasn't sure if i got close to the correct pronunciation or not. I appreciate you watching and leaving a comment!

[@stevierayripple]

What ? No BBQ asado ? ,,,, I'm a carnivore and I've seen other videos that had BBQ

[@oldaloneandfarfromhome]

Carne asado was on my list, but I never got the opportunity to try it.

[@stevierayripple]

@@oldaloneandfarfromhome Thanks, I’ll be in Paraguay soon , so I sure will . Thanks for the nice video

[@DrSpawn]

bro where is the ASADO

[@oldaloneandfarfromhome]

I considered including asado, but ultimately I didn't get the opportunity.

[@timeStat]

Mbeju is eaten with mate cocido for breakfast or in winter. Same for sopa paraguaya, that’s why it’s dry. Without mate cocido it’s meh.

[@oldaloneandfarfromhome]

I suppose I didn't have the right combination! I did try cocido separately. I can see how that would make the Mbeju better!

[@myriancoronel2299]

It with coffee

[@mmichanyy]

Marinera > Milanesa

[@SaboresTiaIna68]

Marinera is made with batter, and milanesa is done with breading. But they are quite similar.