Absolutely enjoyed this video. My girlfriend lives in Argentina and she keeps raving about Milanesas. Really glad you got to try it! ❤️ I can’t wait to have some myself when I fly there.
Thank you for taking the time to watch I’m happy you enjoyed watching! Your gf is blessed to be from this amazing country you will have a great time being able to explore Argentina with a local there’s so much to do here! The food is delicious you can taste the quality of the ingredients and tell it’s organic and real full of flavor!
En Argentina generalmente los cafes no le agregan azúcar a las bebidas (en meriendas o desayunos) porque hay personas que prefieren no ponerle o cada uno le gusta poner cierta cantidad, por lo que en cada mesa hay sobre de azúcar o edulcorante :)
Buen día! Gracias por tomarse el tiempo para explicar que lo aprecio! He estado limitando mi nivel de azúcar recientemente, así que me alegra que los cafés hagan eso aquí!
@@PRINCESSCHRISTYLo mismo es con la sal en los alimentos. Los restaurantes ponen la sal en sobrecitos o uno pide al mozo a parte. En Argentina, se cuida que los alimentos no tengan tanta sal por la hipertensión en las personas, si uno quiere más sal para su comida la pide.
Be careful with the "cool" restaurants that add "spice" to the dishes but they divert from the true dishes. Argentine cuisine is relatively simple, therefore the quality of the ingredients and the ability of the cook are most important. There is no way to hide a badly made asado which is only meat, salt and a good handling of the grill. Avocado (palta in Argentina) toast has nothing to do with Argentine cuisine. Argentine Cuisin is a mixture of countryside dishes (asado (grilled meat), empanadas), aboriginal cuisine (locro), Italian cuisine (pasta, pizza, milanesa (cottoleta alla milanese=breaded meat), saussages), Spanish cuisine (paella, tortilla, churros, morcillas -blood saussage-, lentils). But we also have bread like France, rolls like the Vienese Pastries, and an evolution of all these dishes. There are many flavours of empanadas and they may be cooked in the oven or fried. The flagship is the meat one, but it has different recipes that come from different provinces of Argentina. The ones from Tucuman, Salta, Santiago del Estero and Cuyo (San Juan, San Luis and Mendoza) all have different ingredients added to base of ground meat. They may have olives, raisins (Ugh!), egg, even potato. The other traditional flavours are ham and cheese, chicken, humita (sweet corn). There are specialized shops that only sell empanadas. Some have new "cool" flavours, like cheese-burger, or other creative recipes.
pro tip to read menus in argentina: tostado usually refers to a toasted ham/cheese sandwich (or whatever). tostada usually referst to, in this case, an advocado toast, but could be on the sweet side also. the difference is that "tostado" is talking about a whole thing..in this case, a sandwich; while "tostada" refers just that piece of bread, which is a toast.
Oh wow you just taught me so much thank you!!! I had no idea that tostado and tostada are two different things and that they’re sometimes sweet! See, these are the tips that a translator app can never explain only a local can thanks again!!!
I’m loving it here! Your recommendations are great I’m going to try ice cream, pizza, and pasta and do a vlog on it! Thank you for watching I appreciate it
I definitely recommend it adds to the video so much! This one came with my DJI camera but now I’m going to get one for my iPhone too they have one for $20 on Amazon
hi i loved the video is so genuine and calm at the same time, i have a suggestion maybe try holding your mic into your clothes so you are more comfortable recording the video 😊 saludos!!❤️
I’m so happy you enjoyed watching thank you for taking the time to check out my video! That tip about my mic is a good suggestion I’m going to start clipping it to my clothes that easier!
Lo del desayuno es re vegano eso, los argentinos no somos veganos en general, somos bastante dulceros y carnívoros jaja. Jamás se nos ocurriría tomar ese desayuno :P jeje
@@PRINCESSCHRISTY hola Christy. Un desayuno clásico argentino es un buen CAFÉ CON LECHE Y MEDIALUNAS DULCES DE MANTECA O DE GRASA. 🤤🤤🤤 EL ASADO ES NUESTRO PLATO FUERTE PARA LAS REUNIONES FAMILIARES O CON AMIGOS, PERO TE RECOMIENDO IR A ALGUNA "PARRILLADA" Y TIENES QUE PROBAR TAMBIÉN LA PIZZA. LA PIZZA DE GÜERRÍN, LAS CUARTETAS, EL CUARTITO O DEL PALACIO DE LA PIZZA. RECOMIENDO CUALQUIERA DE LAS PRIMERAS 3. BUENO, LA MILANESA QUE PIDIERON NO ES LA CLÁSICA QUE COMEMOS ACÁ. LA QUE CONSUMIMOS MÁS TÍPICAMENTE EN Argentina es "MILANESA a la Napolitana con fritas" o bien "MILANESA a la Napolitana con Papas a caballo" 🤤🤤🤤🤤 Y por supuesto, deben probar el helado artesanal argentino. 🤤 National Geographic afirma que una de las top 5 heladerías del mundo está en Buenos Aires. Deberían de pedir allí. 😉👍🏻 No se van a arrepentir
@nohandle629 Thank you for letting us know I appreciate the tip! I looked up El Ferroviario and it looks amazing I will definitely go and vlog my experience eating there!!
LMAO I will be back! 😆 COTO is impressive it reminds me of the big supermarkets back home and it has the best selection I’ve seen so far! Usually I have to go to multiple markets to find what I need which takes longer!
Will be in BA in January for the first time:D Ive been binge watching your videos☺️ What camera are you using? looks amazing. Thanks for sharing your experiences💕
Hi Daniela it makes me so happy that my videos can be a resource for you as you prepare to come here too!! That’s exactly my goal 🥹😍 You’re going to love it here in Summer it’s going to be hot so bring sunscreen and bug spray! I use the DJI pocket 2 camera it’s so tiny and discreet plus the face tracker feature and mic are so useful! I also use my iPhone to record when I don’t have a camera with me. My favorite camera to record my travel vlogs on is my GoPro Black 9 it’s the perfect travel camera! It’s durable, 4K, and on “super view mode” the views are spectacular it makes you feel like you’re actually there when watching the video, (plus I got a used one for only $60 on Facebook market place that price is unbeatable)! At the bottom of all my videos I put what camera I’m recording on that day so you can see the different footage styles that come from each camera
@@PRINCESSCHRISTY I appreciate you sharing all this information. 💕 It is sooo helpful and will def be looking into that go pro! Soo happy to hear you are loving it there. Thanks X a million 🫶🏽
@@PRINCESSCHRISTYthings are about to get tough for locals. The peso will probably go further down making everything even cheaper for visitors. As for safety nobody knows what will happen but I guess you should be OK.
Thank you that’s good to know! At Western Union they say they give the blue rate which they say is 730 do you know what the blue rate is exchanging it on the street?
This one came with the DJI camera and now I’m finally using it I should’ve started using it a long time ago because now I can talk while being far from the camera without having to talk loud at all. They have one for iPhones on Amazon for $20 I got one for my sister but now when I go back to Cali next month I’m going to get me one too! It’s in the link under tech vlogging gear in the description of my video 🔥
Hey Chine that’s a great question. I usually stay in each country for at least two weeks but in Thailand I stayed for two months and in Argentina which is where I’m renting now I’m staying for 6 months. Each country has different visa lengths usually the shortest visas are good for 30 days. In Argentina for example the visa is free and good for 3 months. Another example is in Thailand the visa is free and good for 30 days. What I do when I want to visit a new country is google “visa requirements for Americans in _ country”. If you ever want to stay in a country longer than the visa is good for you can leave the country for 72 hours then go back for another free visa or you can pay a small fee to extend your visa 🌎🤍🦋✨
The Milanese was $7 and the sandwich was $11 which is very expensive but that was a trendy place so higher than usual. By the way thank you so much for watching I have another Argentina food vlog on the way in a couple weeks!
Lady, for exchange your money doit almost day by day (our money worth less every day), and ask some one you trust for a "CUEVA" is a place to exchange your money but for a big difference than the place you did it (western...). is just an advise for your tryp, grettings from Moron coubty, in BS AS state ( well, infact we call them "provincias" instead of states)
Eeh soy el de la fabrica de pastas que les vendió la empanada jaja saludos
Eres asombroso gracias por la gran empanada y por ver mi video!
JAJAJAJAJA AGUANTE BOCAAAAA
@@matiasasmus3260xd estaba d más 😂
Absolutely enjoyed this video. My girlfriend lives in Argentina and she keeps raving about Milanesas. Really glad you got to try it! ❤️ I can’t wait to have some myself when I fly there.
Thank you for taking the time to watch I’m happy you enjoyed watching! Your gf is blessed to be from this amazing country you will have a great time being able to explore Argentina with a local there’s so much to do here! The food is delicious you can taste the quality of the ingredients and tell it’s organic and real full of flavor!
En Argentina generalmente los cafes no le agregan azúcar a las bebidas (en meriendas o desayunos) porque hay personas que prefieren no ponerle o cada uno le gusta poner cierta cantidad, por lo que en cada mesa hay sobre de azúcar o edulcorante :)
Buen día! Gracias por tomarse el tiempo para explicar que lo aprecio! He estado limitando mi nivel de azúcar recientemente, así que me alegra que los cafés hagan eso aquí!
@@PRINCESSCHRISTYLo mismo es con la sal en los alimentos. Los restaurantes ponen la sal en sobrecitos o uno pide al mozo a parte. En Argentina, se cuida que los alimentos no tengan tanta sal por la hipertensión en las personas, si uno quiere más sal para su comida la pide.
Coffee in "cafe tortoni" , "las violetas", "confiteria del molino", "la ideal" are good coffee shop
You’re awesome thank you!! I will do a video of me visiting these 4 cafes!!
Muy buen vídeo!! El chico de las empanadas muy simpático. Sean felices, Abrazo grande para vos y Alex, desde Concordia Entre Ríos Argentina 🇦🇷 💐 👏👏🌹🤗.
Vos comentarios hacen muy feliz que tengas un hermoso miércoles ❤️
Be careful with the "cool" restaurants that add "spice" to the dishes but they divert from the true dishes. Argentine cuisine is relatively simple, therefore the quality of the ingredients and the ability of the cook are most important. There is no way to hide a badly made asado which is only meat, salt and a good handling of the grill. Avocado (palta in Argentina) toast has nothing to do with Argentine cuisine.
Argentine Cuisin is a mixture of countryside dishes (asado (grilled meat), empanadas), aboriginal cuisine (locro), Italian cuisine (pasta, pizza, milanesa (cottoleta alla milanese=breaded meat), saussages), Spanish cuisine (paella, tortilla, churros, morcillas -blood saussage-, lentils). But we also have bread like France, rolls like the Vienese Pastries, and an evolution of all these dishes.
There are many flavours of empanadas and they may be cooked in the oven or fried. The flagship is the meat one, but it has different recipes that come from different provinces of Argentina. The ones from Tucuman, Salta, Santiago del Estero and Cuyo (San Juan, San Luis and Mendoza) all have different ingredients added to base of ground meat. They may have olives, raisins (Ugh!), egg, even potato. The other traditional flavours are ham and cheese, chicken, humita (sweet corn). There are specialized shops that only sell empanadas. Some have new "cool" flavours, like cheese-burger, or other creative recipes.
You just taught me so much I appreciate you writing this comment!
Nice video! Avocado toast has nothing to do with Argentinean culture, actually.
Thank you for taking the time to watch! Yes I ordered a tostada and was surprised when avacado toast came out 😆
This is so coool to watch the editing is immaculate Christy !
You’re amazing NAUTICA ❤️
pro tip to read menus in argentina:
tostado usually refers to a toasted ham/cheese sandwich (or whatever).
tostada usually referst to, in this case, an advocado toast, but could be on the sweet side also.
the difference is that "tostado" is talking about a whole thing..in this case, a sandwich; while "tostada" refers just that piece of bread, which is a toast.
Oh wow you just taught me so much thank you!!! I had no idea that tostado and tostada are two different things and that they’re sometimes sweet! See, these are the tips that a translator app can never explain only a local can thanks again!!!
@@PRINCESSCHRISTY try some cream cheese and dulce de leche on a toast, and let me know how that was ;)
Girl I love your travel vlogs especially this one and it involves food! That tostada and that sandwich at the end looked so good!
You’re amazing thank you for watching I’m glad you liked this I’m definitely doing more videos on the food here it’s delicious 🔥
El último que vi era milanesa de pollo (pechuga) con huevos de arriba y la ensalada con huevos también. Todo eso parece montaña de proteina!
Sí, definitivamente era una montaña de proteína y estaba delicioso!
👍👍👍 genial tu video .
Buen día! Me alegra que lo hayas disfrutado, gracias por mirar!
Good afternoon and happy Wednesday food looks delicious great vlog 👍
Happy Wednesday friend I appreciate you! I’m glad you enjoyed have a beautiful Wednesday ❤️
And that microphone 🎤 is everything
I’m loving it so much! It came with the DJI camera but I always forgot to try it this is my first video using it now I’m hooked!
Lover the video, i hope you are having a great time, please try the ice cream, pizza and pastas before leaving!
I’m loving it here! Your recommendations are great I’m going to try ice cream, pizza, and pasta and do a vlog on it! Thank you for watching I appreciate it
I liked this❤ def gonna binge more of your Vlogs
Good morning beautiful Rena you’re comments are inspiring me so much! 🥹❤️
@@PRINCESSCHRISTY 🥹 your content is amazing!
Here watching 🥰
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Thank you beautiful Shanita I hope you enjoyed ❤️❤️❤️❤️
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I definitely need a mic. The one you have sounds amazing!
I definitely recommend it adds to the video so much! This one came with my DJI camera but now I’m going to get one for my iPhone too they have one for $20 on Amazon
I wanna try the toast with cream cheese and avocado that looks so good
It was so good and I love how they even added cream cheese to the side of the crust
Wow this video is right up my alley...FOOD 😂😂😂
The more I travel the more I realize that good connect us all! We all eat the same thing we just cook it differently 🌍🦋✨🤍
Yes boo we here
Thank you for being here ❤️🔥
Hey sis here for the adventure let’s go eat
Hey beautiful friend ❤️🔥 this video is so fun enjoy ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
hi i loved the video is so genuine and calm at the same time, i have a suggestion maybe try holding your mic into your clothes so you are more comfortable recording the video 😊
saludos!!❤️
I’m so happy you enjoyed watching thank you for taking the time to check out my video! That tip about my mic is a good suggestion I’m going to start clipping it to my clothes that easier!
Go to El Ferroviario for lunch
Noted I’m definitely going and making a video of it thank you for the recommendation!!!
Lo del desayuno es re vegano eso, los argentinos no somos veganos en general, somos bastante dulceros y carnívoros jaja. Jamás se nos ocurriría tomar ese desayuno :P jeje
Buen día amigo! Es bueno saber que quiero probar otro desayuno argentino y comer como los lugareños!
@@PRINCESSCHRISTY hola Christy. Un desayuno clásico argentino es un buen CAFÉ CON LECHE Y MEDIALUNAS DULCES DE MANTECA O DE GRASA. 🤤🤤🤤
EL ASADO ES NUESTRO PLATO FUERTE PARA LAS REUNIONES FAMILIARES O CON AMIGOS, PERO TE RECOMIENDO IR A ALGUNA "PARRILLADA" Y TIENES QUE PROBAR TAMBIÉN LA PIZZA.
LA PIZZA DE GÜERRÍN, LAS CUARTETAS, EL CUARTITO O DEL PALACIO DE LA PIZZA. RECOMIENDO CUALQUIERA DE LAS PRIMERAS 3.
BUENO, LA MILANESA QUE PIDIERON NO ES LA CLÁSICA QUE COMEMOS ACÁ. LA QUE CONSUMIMOS MÁS TÍPICAMENTE EN Argentina es "MILANESA a la Napolitana con fritas" o bien "MILANESA a la Napolitana con Papas a caballo" 🤤🤤🤤🤤
Y por supuesto, deben probar el helado artesanal argentino. 🤤
National Geographic afirma que una de las top 5 heladerías del mundo está en Buenos Aires. Deberían de pedir allí. 😉👍🏻 No se van a arrepentir
That's cream cheese on that...man I love a good cream cheese toast ❤
How is this my first time hearing about cream cheese toast it’s bomb!
You know if it’s packed it’s good
It’s trueeeee we’re thinking we’ll go back on a weekday so we can avoid the crowd 🔥
@nohandle629 Thank you for letting us know I appreciate the tip! I looked up El Ferroviario and it looks amazing I will definitely go and vlog my experience eating there!!
You put it on the avocado toast, oil and balsamic
Thank you for taking the time to reach me I appreciate it!
COTO... We'll be back. LMAO!!!
LMAO I will be back! 😆 COTO is impressive it reminds me of the big supermarkets back home and it has the best selection I’ve seen so far! Usually I have to go to multiple markets to find what I need which takes longer!
Will be in BA in January for the first time:D Ive been binge watching your videos☺️ What camera are you using? looks amazing. Thanks for sharing your experiences💕
Hi Daniela it makes me so happy that my videos can be a resource for you as you prepare to come here too!! That’s exactly my goal 🥹😍 You’re going to love it here in Summer it’s going to be hot so bring sunscreen and bug spray! I use the DJI pocket 2 camera it’s so tiny and discreet plus the face tracker feature and mic are so useful! I also use my iPhone to record when I don’t have a camera with me. My favorite camera to record my travel vlogs on is my GoPro Black 9 it’s the perfect travel camera! It’s durable, 4K, and on “super view mode” the views are spectacular it makes you feel like you’re actually there when watching the video, (plus I got a used one for only $60 on Facebook market place that price is unbeatable)! At the bottom of all my videos I put what camera I’m recording on that day so you can see the different footage styles that come from each camera
@@PRINCESSCHRISTY
I appreciate you sharing all this information. 💕 It is sooo helpful and will def be looking into that go pro! Soo happy to hear you are loving it there. Thanks X a million 🫶🏽
Hey boo let’s get into this vlog🩷💜
Hey gorgeous I’m glad you’re here 🤎🔥
Se viene un ajuste tremendo. Vuelva a su país
Crees que será peligroso para mí estar aquí hasta febrero?
@@PRINCESSCHRISTYthings are about to get tough for locals. The peso will probably go further down making everything even cheaper for visitors. As for safety nobody knows what will happen but I guess you should be OK.
Dont change money in western union! Try to get the "blue dollar" its paid double of the regural market
Thank you that’s good to know! At Western Union they say they give the blue rate which they say is 730 do you know what the blue rate is exchanging it on the street?
@@PRINCESSCHRISTY oh sorry i thought that at Western Union they pay the regular price. 730 its the same as the blue
@@lucasacuna1399 that’s okay thank you for confirming!
I need to get a mic but the cafe was such a vibe and peaceful
This one came with the DJI camera and now I’m finally using it I should’ve started using it a long time ago because now I can talk while being far from the camera without having to talk loud at all. They have one for iPhones on Amazon for $20 I got one for my sister but now when I go back to Cali next month I’m going to get me one too! It’s in the link under tech vlogging gear in the description of my video 🔥
Heyyyy Beautiful ❤
Beautiful friend welcome ❤️
Why the sauce did you like that 😂😂 5:42
Lmaoooo I was like whaaaa??? 🤣🤣🤣
How long do you even stay at these different places each? Is there a time limit on how long we can stay there without a visa?
Hey Chine that’s a great question. I usually stay in each country for at least two weeks but in Thailand I stayed for two months and in Argentina which is where I’m renting now I’m staying for 6 months. Each country has different visa lengths usually the shortest visas are good for 30 days. In Argentina for example the visa is free and good for 3 months. Another example is in Thailand the visa is free and good for 30 days. What I do when I want to visit a new country is google “visa requirements for Americans in _ country”. If you ever want to stay in a country longer than the visa is good for you can leave the country for 72 hours then go back for another free visa or you can pay a small fee to extend your visa 🌎🤍🦋✨
@@PRINCESSCHRISTY Owow! Thank you so much for that gem 💎
are you still here? i can recommend you things if you´d like
I’m still here please recommend! I’ll do a vlog on the places you recommend!!!
Just discovered your videos question how much in dollars was the Milanese and the sandwich?
The Milanese was $7 and the sandwich was $11 which is very expensive but that was a trendy place so higher than usual. By the way thank you so much for watching I have another Argentina food vlog on the way in a couple weeks!
Lady, for exchange your money doit almost day by day (our money worth less every day), and ask some one you trust for a "CUEVA" is a place to exchange your money but for a big difference than the place you did it (western...). is just an advise for your tryp, grettings from Moron coubty, in BS AS state ( well, infact we call them "provincias" instead of states)
Thank you for all the useful information I appreciate it!