Visiting Buenos Aires From U.s. For 1 Month

[Tori]

Hi, I'm flying into Buenos Aires mid May. Is it true that there are items widely available in the U.S. (Where I'm flying from) That are pricy or even unattainable in Argentina?

 

[TomAtAlki]

yes

 

[ghost]

it si very hard to get a Tesla with peanut butter

 

[Noesdeayer]

Yes,it's true. However,years ago it was downright impossible.But ,not to worry,I'm from the U.S. and I have survived 36 years here without most American products While you're here come to the Coffee Chats and meet some of us..

 

[ben]

The answer would be 'yes' if the destination in question was France or the UK as well. Countries have a way of working like that.

 

[Happy Lady]

You didn't mention any particular items. If you are taking medication , bring a month's supply. Ditto for any skin or hair products that you need. Also, if it applies, bring some tampons , pads are plentiful here. If you are a vegetarian, there are many restaurant options, esp. in Palermo Hollywood.

 

[Tori]

The peanut butter thing is a downright tragedy Other than that I'm a minimalist type of guy, give or take a couple luxuries.. My intention is to be productive on my flight to Argentina for anybody lacking something from U.S.

 

[johnw100]

Yes things could be unattainable that you find in the U.S, but quite surprisingly there are things here that are unattainable in the U.S :-/

 

[ajoknoblauch]

Yes things could be unattainable that you find in the U.S, but quite surprisingly there are things here that are unattainable in the U.S :-/

Unfortunately, dulce de leche is not one of them.

 

[Cecil Fox Palmer]

I've gotten peanut butter many times here, both chunky and smooth. It is, in my opinion, of decent quality.

Beef jerky, on the other hand, is something I weep daily for.