Disappointed with Food in Argentina

[carride]

Just go to any dietética store. There are many everywhere. arroz integral yamini is my choice. That is Jazmine rice, best organic, and if flavor is desired get the whole grain integral version, or white not whole grain if that is not something you like. Brand of this variety is not important.

I responded too quick plus at a late hour. The proper name is Yamani, not the misspelling I wrote. Secondly it is not translated as Jasmine rice like I wrote. I do not know the name as anything other than a short brown Japanese rice. Not to be confused with the other brown "integral" rice here. It is the only type I have used for many years on Argentina since it is easy to find.

 

[argeiCanuck]

Top 2 arroz globally

1. Jazmín. Tailand. More expensive than Salmon in Argentina. Weird.
2. Basmati. Hindi. Almost on par with Salmon price wise in Argentina.

The rest are not worth your time, if you insist on eating Rice still. Both easy to find in Barrio Chino and MercadoLibre.

In NA ,, the price of any rice never ever been close to 10% of the price of Salmon.

 

[FrankPintor]

Top 2 arroz globally

1. Jazmín. Tailand. More expensive than Salmon in Argentina. Weird.
2. Basmati. Hindi. Almost on par with Salmon price wise in Argentina.

The rest are not worth your time, if you insist on eating Rice still. Both easy to find in Barrio Chino and MercadoLibre.

In NA ,, the price of any rice never ever been close to 10% of the price of Salmon.

26000 Pesos per kg?

 

[Ronnie Hotdogs]

Basmati is stupidly expensive but still buy it sometimes when the desire to eat curry becomes too great.
I agree that the rice here isn't very tasty to say the least.