Dulce de leche (2021-02-05/2021-02-05) by Juan Pablo LanciottiGustar
A sea of dulce de leche
Although dulce de leche has Italian origins, we Argentines have made it our own. It's in our DNA.
Tambo (2021-03-08/2021-03-09) by Juan Pablo LanciottiGustar
The quality of our dulce de leche is owed to the outstanding dairy products produced in our countryside.
Fábrica de quesos y dulce de leche (2021-03-08/2021-03-09) by Juan Pablo LanciottiGustar
It is estimated that the average Argentine consumes over 6 lbs of dulce de leche per year, much more than a tablespoon a day.
Cocinera haciendo dulce de higos (2021-02-24/2021-02-24) by Edgardo ReinaGustar
Making the most of diversity
Humans have been preserving food for thousands of years. Fruit pastes and preserves are a breakfast staple in Argentina and
Higos (2021-02-24/2021-02-24) by Edgardo ReinaGustar
artisan sweets and jams come in a wide range of flavors. Made during the harvest seasons, they are eaten all year round.
Dulces (2021-02-24/2021-02-24) by Juan Pablo LanciottiGustar
Flan con crema y dulce de leche (2021-01-15/2021-01-15) by Juan Pablo LanciottiGustar
We certainly have a sweet tooth
Any flan, regardless of the different varieties and recipes, feels incomplete without extra whipped cream and dulce de leche on top.
Helado by Leo LibermanGustar
Ice cream has to be artisan
Although there are industrial options, Argentines have made artisan ice cream their flagship dessert.
Heladería by Leo LibermanGustar
Velvety, smooth and delicious
Inherited directly from Italian immigrants, our artisan ice cream is characterized by the use of high-quality dairy ingredients. The dulce de leche flavor is a firm favorite.