Bacon? Coffee mate?

[SanDiegoGuy4]

Hello. Just moved to Buenos Aires to teach and study. I've been searching for bacon and Hazelnut sugar-free coffee creamer. Does anyone know where I can find these things?

 

[carride]

Occasionally you might find some generic product labeled bacon, though not recommended. The best is to just overcome the desire, and adjust to use the many cured pork products that exist here. Bacon is closest to panceta, either ahumada or salada, though seared jamón crudo is good too. All available as a 200g +/- block in every corner fiambrería, market, or better quality at specialty stores -> https://kalimnosgourmet.com.ar/producto/panceta-ahumada-artesanal-150g/

Panceta, los secretos de un corte que destaca en la carne del cerdo

Cuáles son las virtudes de una exquisita pieza cárnica.

tn.com.ar

 

[Johngwyn]

Jumbo in Palermo

 

[SlowWalker]

Good time to make your own, then you'll probably stick with making it over store bought.

 

[Ries]

Piaf, on the corner of Dorego across from the mercado de las pulgas has a pretty close approximation to bacon.

 

[ShoeMakerLevy9]

Hazelnut sugar-free coffee creamer? That's quite similar to what I said when I went to Starbucks and got offered many types of "coffee"; I said "I don't want any creamy caramel, red-looking, mint-flavored "coffee". I'd like a black coffee, no sugar please"

PS: hope you can find what you're looking for, needless to say I'm a not "new age coffee connaisseur" but I'm sure we have whatever you want in BA when it comes to coffee. Cheers!

 

[Silvie]

I’ve never seen hazelnut coffee creamer here. The closest I have seen Is powder milk and it’s non lactose version, which is great

 

[RogerTotal]

If you were from Australia what we call "bacon" is available at most Chinos although it's incredibly expensenisve and small packets. Yes I'm aware what they call "bacon" in the USA and Canada is very different