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Agreed, and I've been posting the name here for years, any time someone brings up American style bacon. Thanks for the link - I never bothered to see if they had a web site.

Kalimnos. I swear I don't own the place.

Kalimnos - Austria & Beruti.

AT&T has a plan that provides coverage throughout Latin America at no extra charge - unlimited calls and data.

I used mine all the time before I got my residency. No one ever gave me any grief.

When I had service with Claro, I had an idea for a commercial: Two friends sitting at a café in BA, phone rings, person answers, "Hola...hola...hola?" Looks at his phone, then the friend and says, "Se corto...no tengo servicio." The friend says, "Claro." YMMV

Florida...there's a reason it's shaped that way.

Piola has locations in the USA as well, several in FL and two in Houston. The coolest thing they do is all you can eat gnocchi on the 29th - generally around eight sauces to choose from, under $20.

True story - I once saw someone go off on an unhinged rant on Facebook about Hillary Clinton...in response to a cookie recipe.

Darwinism at its best.

Not for nothing, but it's good not to dump all Hispanics and Latinos into the same pot. There is often a distinction.

We like Cif.

Powerful image for George Lucas as well...ahem.

San Juanino speech is very musical - same style as Mendocinos, but more lilt. Santa Fecinos are similar to BA, but they are known in some instances to pronounce the H after dropping the S. "Las Heras" (La Seras for Porteño) becomes "La Hera".

Erm...excuse me?

We have an AirBnB unit in Palermo that we routinely rent for 2-3 months. Keep looking, and ask for a deal!

If you're renting with a US credit card, check for coverage through that. I would recommend comprehensive coverage.

Generally speaking, factory sealed foods are a-okay.

And if the price at the cashier is higher, would you say nothing?

Pot, let me introduce you to the kettle.