Hi All,
I was on this forum months back when I was trying to decide whether to accept a job in Argentina (and appreciated all the comments both positive and negative). I accepted it, life got busy and I didn't post (I did update at the time saying I'd accepted the job) but I'm in Argentina now.
1. A question. Can you buy nutritional yeast anywhere? I am shocked by all the things I've managed to find but I haven't spotted that anywhere. If you can buy it what's it called in Spanish.
2. I've only been here 2 weeks (so I realize I haven't even scratched the surface of what it's like to live here) but I'm really enjoying it so far. I'm in Quilmes (where overwhelmingly people told me not to live - even people who were from Quilmes!) and I have to say I rather like it. There's a lot more here than I expected especially for a vegetarian. A vegan pizza joint, a vegetarian restaurant, approximately 100 tiny shops selling all sorts of interesting vegetarian burger type things (frozen) along with beans, flours etc. There's even a tiny Japanese supermarket selling a bunch of asian food (ingredients etc, not a restaurant). And considering I only speak about 100 words of Spanish everyone has been lovely and patient.
I even found liquid smoke for sale (a product I'd never even heard of until I married a North America) so I'm pretty impressed. Everything except nutritional yeast!
I was on this forum months back when I was trying to decide whether to accept a job in Argentina (and appreciated all the comments both positive and negative). I accepted it, life got busy and I didn't post (I did update at the time saying I'd accepted the job) but I'm in Argentina now.
1. A question. Can you buy nutritional yeast anywhere? I am shocked by all the things I've managed to find but I haven't spotted that anywhere. If you can buy it what's it called in Spanish.
2. I've only been here 2 weeks (so I realize I haven't even scratched the surface of what it's like to live here) but I'm really enjoying it so far. I'm in Quilmes (where overwhelmingly people told me not to live - even people who were from Quilmes!) and I have to say I rather like it. There's a lot more here than I expected especially for a vegetarian. A vegan pizza joint, a vegetarian restaurant, approximately 100 tiny shops selling all sorts of interesting vegetarian burger type things (frozen) along with beans, flours etc. There's even a tiny Japanese supermarket selling a bunch of asian food (ingredients etc, not a restaurant). And considering I only speak about 100 words of Spanish everyone has been lovely and patient.
I even found liquid smoke for sale (a product I'd never even heard of until I married a North America) so I'm pretty impressed. Everything except nutritional yeast!