2.5 kilos of blueberries for 60 pesos. Any takers?

[Fabe]

I am VERY nterested in learing how you make cottage cheese.
Can you post this info ?
At one time argentina was sooo well known for its salami type products.
Cantimpalo , Longaniza , Sopresata. Jamon Crudo.
tell me more of this non argentine mussarela of wich u write......
I love all those products , ate much in my youth , along with the great cheeses.
Most of those old masters that really knew the process died. The only brand I would buy is 417.
I am extremely paranoid of those roadside Chorizo de campo stands. There arnt sufficient sanitary controlls in place such that I would risk losing my liver or getting lockjaw.

 

[bebero]

cranberries are arándanos rojos, without the "de".
i've never seen them here. what i have seen a million times are red currants (grosellas), and they kind of look alike.

amargo is right, cranberries are not grown here commercially.

 

[Fabe]

wrong , they are grown for export . Their export is booming

 

[surfing]

What is the capitol of North Dakota? (just thought I would stay on-topic)

 

[bebero]

wrong , they are grown for export . Their export is booming

care to share sources?

 

[Fabe]

Going on memory here, prolly Perfil. There was an entry that some infrastructure was expanded( entreRios ?) so that expoters could keep that crop refrigerated close to an airport , bacause of the rise in exports , these refrigerated warehouses were expanded from one to four. I think it had to do with refrigerated storage while awaiting export controls. Pretty sure it was perfil as its the main online news of argentina i read

 

[bebero]

Going on memory here, prolly Perfil. There was an entry that some infrastructure was expanded( entreRios ?) so that expoters could keep that crop refrigerated close to an airport , bacause of the rise in exports , these refrigerated warehouses were expanded from one to four. I think it had to do with refrigerated storage while awaiting export controls. Pretty sure it was perfil as its the main online news of argentina i read

you may have read this
http://www.lanacion.com.ar/1431291-tucuman-le-saca-el-jugo-a-la-exportacion-de-arandanos

which is, exactly as we all said, about blueberries. not cranberries.

 

[Fabe]

Yes , safe to say the article you posted speaks of the same issue I mentioned.
Correct , they refer to blueberries. I stand corrected.
It also supports the fact that argentines cal 2 different fruits by the same name.
But I stand corrected , and thats whats important

 

[2GuysInPM]

Back in october 2011, AFIP established export prices for "arandanos rojos" (cranberries). So, if they are controlling them, someone must be producing. From what I've read on the internetz, production is small and done in southern Argentina and Chile. Source: http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8&q=afip+exportacion+"arandanos+rojos"

 

[bebero]

Yes , safe to say the article you posted speaks of the same issue I mentioned.
Correct , they refer to blueberries. I stand corrected.
It also supports the fact that argentines cal 2 different fruits by the same name.
But I stand corrected , and thats whats important

it doesn't support any fact. the article is about BLUEBERRIES and that's what they say all along: ARÁNDANOS.
The article doesn't have anything to do with ARÁNDANOS ROJOS or ARÁNDANOS AGRIOS/ÁCIDOS, which is not how argentines call cranberries, is the name IN SPANISH of that fruit.

god, this is difficult