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Are you living outside Argentina and Uruguay and looking for a book from home? At Pampa Direct, you’ll find a selection of books by renowned authors that let you enjoy your culture, no matter where yo

Slow and dedicated. Artisanal and natural. This is the dehydration process to which the yerba mate leaves are subjected. Leaves are exposed to the heat of the wood fire of a select group of woods, to

These are the sweets that people buy most frequently in Argentinian kiosks.ALFAJORES / MINI CAKESIf there’s something people always look for in Argentinian supermarkets, that’s alfajores. It’s been es

Mate is our best friend. It is always there while we study or work to give us a warm and uninterested support or simply accompanying us while we catch up with our loved ones at any time of the day

February is the month that is all about love. Everywhere you watch there are Valentines and flying hearts. We didn’t want to miss out on the topic so we called an emergency meeting to discuss how to p

‘Asado’That’s what almost every Argentinian will answer if you ask them about their Sunday plans. It’s an Argentine tradition. A mouth-watering one, if I may say.So let’s go straight to it. Here are 1

  When children grow up in an environment where Spanish isn’t the main language, finding engaging and accessible resources can make a big difference. Reading in Spanish at home—through short stories a

Mate, Matecito, Verdes, Amargos, Matienzos, Matezulis, Matiolos. These are only some of the nicknames people use for mate.Now… How does Messi and other people in Argentina, Uruguay, Brazil and other c

Have you heard about mate but have no idea where to start? Don’t worry, we’ve all been there. In this guide, we’ll walk you through the basics so you can join this argentine and uruguayan tradition li

The origin of yerba mate Taragüi is found in the Vuelta del Ombú room. It was acquired by the Uruguayan Víctor Navajas (one of the refounders of the city of Santo Tomé, Corrientes) after the War of Pa

In some Latin American countries, such as Uruguay, Argentina and some regions of Brazil, Bolivia and Paraguay, mate is a very popular drink. It is prepared with yerba and hot water, and it is taken th

Do you live in the U.S. and want to prepare a proper Argentinian asado? If you’ve ever been invited to an American-style “barbecue,” you’ve probably noticed the differences. While they may look s