Girino
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Unfortunately in Argentina there is no such thing as "regular stock", not even in supermarkets.
Sometimes products are gone for weeks, and nobody is able to tell you when they will return. They will take down the price label from the shelf, and you will end up wondering if you only dreamed to even finding Nutella in that place.
Nutella is not very popular here, but usually in bigger supermarkets you should have a fair chance to find it. Another option are small drugstores that carry specialty foods.
Also, the smaller jar sold here (I think it's 200 g) is kind of a theft since is more the cream that goets stuck on the side of the jar than the one you are actually able to enjoy. Look for the bigger jar (should be around 350 g).
As for ciggies, I can't help you. I doubt they carry the same brand here, but anyway the same brand has different flavors depending on the country where they are sold. E.g. the famous Marlboro is stronger in the US, mildly strong in Europe and very little strong here, in my experience. Since you have to rely on the local tobacco, start with a brand and then ask for something stronger/weaker or more/less aromatic.
There are 10 cigarettes pack of the most famous brands (Marlboro, Lucky Strike, Camel), then regular 20 cigarettes pack and bulk tobacco (if you have the patience to make your own cigarette).
Sometimes products are gone for weeks, and nobody is able to tell you when they will return. They will take down the price label from the shelf, and you will end up wondering if you only dreamed to even finding Nutella in that place.
Nutella is not very popular here, but usually in bigger supermarkets you should have a fair chance to find it. Another option are small drugstores that carry specialty foods.
Also, the smaller jar sold here (I think it's 200 g) is kind of a theft since is more the cream that goets stuck on the side of the jar than the one you are actually able to enjoy. Look for the bigger jar (should be around 350 g).
As for ciggies, I can't help you. I doubt they carry the same brand here, but anyway the same brand has different flavors depending on the country where they are sold. E.g. the famous Marlboro is stronger in the US, mildly strong in Europe and very little strong here, in my experience. Since you have to rely on the local tobacco, start with a brand and then ask for something stronger/weaker or more/less aromatic.
There are 10 cigarettes pack of the most famous brands (Marlboro, Lucky Strike, Camel), then regular 20 cigarettes pack and bulk tobacco (if you have the patience to make your own cigarette).
