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The Argentinean delicacy par excellence: alfajores (pastries)
One of the first experiences students immerse themselves in when they arrive in Buenos Aires is the food. Some are pleasantly surprised, others find it a little more difficult to adapt. However, one thing that no one fails to do is to try everything: sweet, savory, on foot, in a long after-dinner conversation. Food is a central part of Argentine culture. And if we talk about sweets, the famous alfajor is a must. Now, when newcomers ask us what is an alafajor? The answer is not so easy.
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My First Impressions of Rennes and France
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Authored by Anum Bajwa One of the highlights of studying abroad is that you get to try a whole different set of cuisine that is authentic and unique to that... keep reading
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How Does Studying Abroad Work?
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A Yummy Night at Gwangjang Market
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Being Vegetarian in Seoul
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