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With Latinafy, you can shop all products in Mercado Libre Argentina and have them shipped to you in The Netherlands. Get all products from Latin America, Mercado Libre Argentina and Mercado Libre Uruguay. Easily pay with credit and debit cards.Some popular categories that people request are: Football jerseys.Mate gourds, bombillas and mate kits.Collectibles.Playing cards & board games.Books.If you are in The Netherlands and wish to purchase any product in Mercado Libre Argentina, copy your desi …

When it comes to rich flavors and soothing aromas, Argentinian tea has a way of capturing hearts around the globe. From the enchanting scents of lemon and cinnamon to the sweet notes of durazno (peach) and frutilla (strawberry), these teas offer a journey of taste that's hard to resist. Not to forget the charismatic allure of the beloved chai, which has its own magical blend. Let's take a delightful dive into the top 5 most popular Argentinian teas that are creating a stir worldwide. Lemon Tea: …

Strawberries: one of the richest and most chosen fruits around the world. We can have them alone, with sugar, with lemon or orange juice, with meringue or dulce de leche, and in many other ways. There are cakes with strawberry filling and there are strawberry jams. Hey, there’s even people who include them in salads, because of their acidity. Truth is, no matter what we combine them with, strawberries always taste good.One of the most popular ways to eat strawberries is by dipping them in chocol …

Natura, a Brazilian brand deeply entrenched in the realms of cosmetology and environmental consciousness, was founded in the 1960s, as a synonym for the relentless pursuit of excellence and commitment to environmental responsibility.In 1969, Luiz Seabra, an economist fueled by an unconventional passion for cosmetology, laid the foundation for Natura. As a pioneer in the beauty industry, Natura champions sustainability through groundbreaking initiatives such as refillable products and a steadfast …

Although they were popularized in Latin America, more precisely in Argentina, alfajores share origin between Andalusian cuisine and Arabic cuisine. Popularly, the alfajores are simple: two lids of baked dough with varied filling and often with some edge of another food or covered with a glaze or chocolate coverage.There are many variants of alfajores, depending on the Latin American country you are visiting. Some make the dough with some coloring or special ingredient such as coconut, walnut or …