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rajeeananda Dec 22, 2006 9:30 pm

vegetarian food
 
i would like to know is it easy to get vegetarian food in bunes aries:)

rajeeananda Dec 22, 2006 9:33 pm


Originally Posted by rajeeananda (Post 6893032)
i would like to know is it easy to get vegetarian food in bunes aries:)


rajeeananda Dec 22, 2006 9:33 pm


Originally Posted by rajeeananda (Post 6893032)
i would like to know is it easy to get vegetarian food in bunes aries:)


cj001f Dec 22, 2006 11:37 pm

No it's not easy, but there are Veg options in Buenos Aires and certain other cities like Mendoza. The Lonely Planet guide has good listings of Veg options.

Gaucho100K Dec 23, 2006 2:44 am

The easiest way is to just order salad. EZE is not easy for vegetarians.

GUWonder Dec 23, 2006 9:59 am

I've had some Indian friends (i.e., jains, hindus, buddhists, muslims, etc.) who are vegetarians (of some sort or another or don't eat meat under general circumstances) visit Argentina and they could eat some good pasta, salad, and some other dishes that met their needs all around town, including at the steakhouses that I love. [The selection is limited, but there'll be no need to starve either.]

If the need goes to a dedicated vegetarian-only kitchen (and particularly one that doesn't even use eggs and/or milk in some cases), then things become more difficult and what we found to work out well was to get a short-term apartment rental where they could make their own food. Grocery shopping in other countries can be an experience in and of itself.

PhlyingRPh Dec 23, 2006 11:21 am


Originally Posted by GUWonder (Post 6894558)
If the need goes to a dedicated vegetarian-only kitchen (and particularly one that doesn't even use eggs and/or milk in some cases), then things become more difficult and what we found to work out well was to get a short-term apartment rental where they could make their own food. Grocery shopping in other countries can be an experience in and of itself.

I enjoy spending a portion of my holiday in a flat/apartment specifically so that I can explore the different grocery options available in the country I am visiting. Not always possible for a few days but sometimes you can get lucky, especially in towns with a large number of condo's/villas in the off-season.


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