Sure, cupcakes in Dubai, Beirut and Amman get into the New York Times. What about American style goodies in Argentina?Ian and Taos, you guys gotta get on the ball here. Come to think of it, Ian actually did write about most of us recently. Okay Taos, let's see what you can do.
Fadi Jader opened up a cupcake store and called it Sugar Daddy's and ironically enough his clientele is 95% women.
My hat is off to you Mr. Jader. Congratulations on the New York Times article.
Meanwhile, in Argentina it looks like the cupcake business is starting to boom. Apart from Gina's Palermo Cupcakery, I have started to see more and more cupcake bakers.
There is also a Bagel option called El Bagelazo that will deliver their freshly made bagels to your home.
And who can overlook The California Burrito Company bringing the burritos way down south of the border. They are so popular that they have three locations now.
If you like something a little lighter there is Pura Vida bringing you the freshest yummiest smoothies around. Others have tried doing their version of smoothies, but these guys got it right.
And of course, yours truly with home made chocolate chip cookies, biscotti, pound cakes, brownies, etc.
Just a small clarification. We don't actually have "pudding". That is a typo from our web site designer. The local name for pound cake is "budin".
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My friends living in Costa Rica say that "pura vida" is how locals avoid doing any work. Regardless, your cookies are fantastic and even in a place like Argentina, where sweet cookies and cakes are, besides beef, all the local cuisine can do, yours are at the top of the line. My problem is the choice between wine calories and cookie calories.
Hi Donigan,
Thanks for the kind words!
Hey Cupcakes...... Yummy!
I could say the same thing about cheese as well Cheese Types.
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