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Argentine food has been shaped by both its agricultural capabilities and its historical Immigration patterns. You'll find Argentines eat a lot of red meat, soybeans, corn, and wheat. You'll also find the cuisine has strong Italian and Spanish influences.
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Do people in Argentina eat pizza?
people in Argentina do it pizza but they eat and make it their own special way
When do people in Argentina eat?
summer in may.
Do people in Argentina eat lamb?
yes
When do people in Argentina eat breakfast?
10: 00 am
What do Argentina people eat during the hoildays?
they do what we do but they dont get presunt they
What time do families in Argentina eat breakfast?
They usually don't rise as early as people in the US, so they eat closer to 9 or 10 arm.
Do people in Argentina eat black beans and white rice?
People in Argentina eat rice (mainly with chicken) and beans (more or less depending on where in Argentina they live). But, overall, the combination is not widely eaten; it's not a typical part of the national cuisine like beef and potatoes.
Do people in Argentina eat cereal?
of course,they have a special fondness 4 corn
What food do people in Argentina eat at dinner?
Mostly meats. Its a big tradition
What kinds of food do people from Argentina eat?
People in Argentina like to eat beef. Because the country is a major beef producer, domestic prices are usually low enough for most families to be able to have beef everyday. A favorite way to entertain during the weekends are asodos (barbecues). Other common foods are empadas (meat or veggie turnovers) and baked stuffed beef. Ice cream is a year round favorite, also. Also, due to the French people in Argentina's population, there are French foods widely available.
What people eat in Argentina?
Nobody cares, this sight blows all of these answers are probably jokes.
What do people in Argentina eat for breakfast?
A typical breakfast in Argentina usually consists of a cup of coffee with milk (cafe con leche), and a variety of sweet pastries (fracturas).
