Eating Turrón in Lima, Peru
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- Опубліковано 19 вер 2024
- Continuing with our almost daily excursions to Kennedy Park in Lima, Peru, we were back yet again to sample a different kind of Peruvian street food snack/dessert. This time around we had Turrón on our radar. This Spanish dessert is a confection consisting of nuts, egg white, sugar and honey formed into a round cake. The Peruvian cuisine interpretation of turrón is typically soft and often flavored with anise. The one we tried tasted a lot like fruit loops to us. We weren't able to tell if the sticky orange sauce was a kind of honey, syrup or orange marmalade. Coming in at only 3 Soles per serving it's easily the cheapest Peruvian street food we've sampled thus far. For those on a backpacker budget load up whether you like it or not ;)
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Eating Turrón in Lima, Peru Travel Video Transcript:
So we are back at our favourite park once again. This is Parque Kennedy and we are here for dessert. What else. So today we are going to be sampling something that is called Turrón.
So part of reason we like coming here are all of the cats. There must be hundreds of them and they are so friendly. They just want to be scratched and petted. Look there is another one coming up right behind you. Oh, Hello. Hello, cat. Look at you. You're a sweet one. You're still a kitten. Oh, it is sitting on me. I've made a new friend. Hi, Cat. Hello, cat.
So what have you got over here? Okay, so we ended up getting two different things. This is called Turrone. And over here, oh my goodness, it already got stuck to my leg. This giant thing over here is called Torreja.
So they look kind of different but they are both actually made with the same ingredients. So all this is is deep-fried flower and then they drizzle honey over top. Sounds good enough to me? Yeah. Let's try it. The first bite. The first bite. Big moment here. Here we go.
It looks sticky. I think you bit off a little more than you can chew there. This is interesting. It's getting stuck to my teeth. A little difficult to talk right now but the honey kind of has an orange flavor to it. And also it is a lot stickier than honey. I wonder if it is more of a marmalade. Kind of an orange marmalade. Do you think, maybe? Maybe. They told me honey but I don't know. No honey for the bunny. Mmmm. It is nice. Really crsipy. The dough itself is really not really very flavorful because I mean it is just flour but the honey that is what you can taste. The orange flavoured honey. Want to have some?
Alright, it is my turn. Oh, you can take a bigger bite than that. I don't want to get all of that sticky stuff all over my face. We don't have any napkins out here.
This probably looks more like French Fries with like ketchup drizzled all over them but in fact this is the second dessert we're going to be trying. And I've noticed since we've come to Lima that cakes and other things tend to have these little doughy bits. Crunchy doughy bits and so let's try it here. Like I don't see myself breaking it off with my hand. I'm just going to take a bite. Mmmm.
That is good. You know what, I think I actually prefer this one to the big pizza shaped one I had.
Similar flavour to the previous one. More or less the same thing. Just kind of slightly different. You know what? It kind of tastes like Fruit Loops. When you really chew on it for a while it is like really sugary Fruit Loops. Maybe that is why we like it so much. We grew up eating Fruit Loops. Fruit Loops guys. Fruit Loops. Peruvian Fruit Loops.
So how much did today's dessert cost? Well, this was probably our cheapest street food / dessert that we've had since we've come to Peru. This one came to three Soles each. So that is a dollar for each of those delicious little snacks we had. So you know, if you're on a budget you can really load up on those.
This is part of our Travel in Peru series. We're making a series of videos showcasing Peruvian culture, Peruvian arts, Peruvian foods, Peruvian religion, Peruvian cuisine and Peruvian people. All things Peruano.
All photos and video taken by Samuel Jeffery (Nomadic Samuel) and Audrey Bergner (That Backpacker).
Music in this video courtesy of Audio Network
That's not turrón, it's actually cachanga. Turrón is usually sold in October, and being a turrón fan myself I was actually kinda hoping I could learn where to buy them in this time of the year. Anyway, hope you had a good trip!!
Daniel Llanto Oh, thanks for letting us know. Our mistake.
Tacna Av. You can buy them there.
Samuel & Audrey in downtown lima they sell turron in almost everywhere you can look
Roberto Llanto actually you mean "turrón de doña pepa" which is a different kind of turrón :)
Roberto Llanto so, you can find Turron every time of the year..it´s delicious!
Stayed at a Hotel near Kennedy Park at the end of our tour of Peru. Video brings back memories of visiting Kennedy Park and the neighborhood. I remember the Mcdonnals across the street, the Church and the many painters selling their paintings around the park. Don't remember seeing cats, just a lot of people and food vendors.
+jgstargazer That's really cool. I think it is one of the best areas you can stay in Lima.
I could eat a few of those for sure. Cute cats all over the place and friendly too!
TabiEats The cats are the highlight of that park IMO :)
Wow ! This park would be heaven for me ! Desserts plus such cute cats ! My day is made. Really enjoyed your video :D
logicalsolutoins123 Cheap treats and plenty of petting :) Thank you!
I love watching videos of you guys eating. They bring me so much joy. I just sit here and imagine myself eating too. Thumbs up if you noticed the girls taking selfies in the back!
WILDFreeRusha Hehehehe...you have a good eye ;)
enjoying watching your videos.. i will be in Peru in Sept so I am learning alot from your vids..
Al Carlay Thank you! I hope you have a great time in Peru :)
In the Philippines, we have our version of turon (we pronounce and write it with single r) but it's banana with sugar wrapped in a thin wrapper made of flour.
Oh, that sounds soooo good! Would love to try that :)
Looks not only enjoyable for me, but my dogs would LOVE it!
20alphabet Hahahaha...I bet they would.
What we call miel or honey in Lima, it is sugar water and orange juice or fruits and cooked until it softly caramelize.
+Norma Conti Oh, thanks for explaining that. It makes sense now.
Hiiiii :) I'm peruvian and the firts food that you proved. We call CACHANGA. I don't know if this is called Torreja, but this is better known as Cachanga :D
Although I have never proved it, I always thought that Cachanga is like pizza so big it is !!
hahahaha SALUDOS DESDE PERÚ
***** Thanks for letting us know! We really enjoyed eating it :)
No es turron, te enganaron jaja. El verdadero turron viene en una cajita
creo que por eso el turron de caja se llama Turron de Dona Pepa
Lexius Castro Porque vienen con su marca jajajaja pero los de la calle los venden en porciones y son turrones.
Si es un tipo de turrón, pero a la grande la conocía en mi niñez como "cachangas"
También se le llama turrón. Pero el tradicional del mes de octubre es Turrón de doña Pepa. Ese es el que vendían saliendo de la escuela con las cachangas y las bombas o bolas con miel. La mayoría de niños esperando la salida de la escuela para empujarse su golosina jajaj.
In Michigan they call them elephant ears,,they butter them then sprinkle them with cinnamon sugar and they warm, a little more thicker too. delicious. they sell them at fairs.
Oh, that is cool to hear!
Cats are just so cute - the shot with Sam and the cat (4:15) in the background was precious....:-)
Ledzz Go We could have easily taken a couple home as pets. We´re doing another video soon just related to them.
How cute the cats are. Its just one big cat cafe.
Lazy Travel Days Hahahaha...indeed. It basically just is like a big outdoor cat cafe ;)
What you both ate, is what we called 'fideos' and 'cachanga'. 'Torreja' is a kind of burger.
Carlos Caceres Whoops! Our mistake.
I LOVE PERUVIAN FOOD SO MUCH !!!!!!!!!!!!
So do we! It is great.
you forgot to try "chumbeque". It's like a mini turrón de doña pepa, without candies, and a Orange flavor. It's from northern coast of Perú, but prepared in Lima, too.
Oh, thanks for the tip! Hope we can next time :)
Samuel and Audrey - Travel and Food Videos OMG it's an old video and you answered me quickly. I hope you would back soon, you both are so nice.
Sorry for my imperfect english 😀
Thats cachanga not turron. it was usually eaten by Northern people of Peru and arrived to Lima with inmigrants of the North. The turron is usualy seel in Octiber and its different. 🍮🍩🍰
Cachanga y turron d carretilla. Mis favoritos d Chibolo.
ello friends lo que han comido no es turrón ni torre ja son otros tipos de dulce, uno es cachanga y el otro dulce lo desconosco pero el turrón es diferente, es de una maza afina con miel de fruta encima e higos secos acompañado en la superficie de pequeños caramelitos . saludos y gracias por difundir nuestra gastronomía .
Marko eg creo que a lo que llamaron turrón le dicen tallarín....me acuerdo que vendían afuera de mi cole
I'm kind of sad everytime the vid. is over. Well, as a Lima girl, I have to say that those are not turron. The turron is diferent is like a cake made with honey and chancaca. In Miraflores are selling Turrones and "king kong" (I like more King kong). There are also other types of churro. My favorite is in Centro de Lima but Idk if you might like to go over there. Those are, Tortillas or Torrejas (the big one) and the other one is called "bombas" or at least that's how I call it. If you are in that park, don't forget to try the "mazamorra", "arroz con Leche". Also "tejas" , "1000 hojas" and "helado de lucuma" and "Torta de Guanabana" (traditional fruits). There's also a typical fruit called "granadilla" and the juice of "maracuya". Don't forget the picture with the Statue of Kennedy, in the church and go to Donofrio (One of the first Italians that came to Peru). I also recommend to go to Barranco to eat the real Picarones with his anticuchos, and to relax try "El Olivar"(San Isidro) or "El Parque de la Amistad (Surco. This one offers some food). I don't said much because you have relatives so I guess they might help you but just in case. I love more quite places. Miraflores is a nice neighborhood but to me is very loud. And go to "El Parque del Amor". The seats have phrases from romantic books from Peruvian Writers. Also maybe, If you go to Barranco, Go to the Hotel of Victor Delfin, He is the same Artist that did the Sculptor in "El Parque del Amor". If you go to "El centro de Lima" "El Jordano", Is one of the only places that still in the same zone and with the same service from the 40's. El Centro de Lima has the History of Lima and from there you'll understand many things. Every food, every dance, every song has a history. "Cholo soy", "La flor de la Canela" (Chabuca Granda was the inspiration to build "El Puente de los suspiros" in Barranco). Also reading "Tristitia" in that bridge gives me chills. and in that church you'll see some of the bullets that killed the romantic "slaves" that were putting their eyes on aristocrats girls from the Colonization time. I'm sorry but I'm in love with my country. Wish to be there to give you a good guide but I'm very busy with motherhood and away from home. If you like to know about something. Let me know. I'll be glad to help you. Hope you have the best time in Lima and hopefully you can visit other parts of Peru. Love and best wishes!!.
pd. Sorry for my terrible English.
Sam and Aud need you as their travel guide, scca1408. You have given we readers an insight that we could only get by travelling to beautiful LIMA, Peru.One more place to put on my travel list. Thank you.
scca1408 Thank you for all of the wonderful food and travel suggestions. I feel as though this is one of the best guides anybody could read :) We´ve only got a few days left in Lima but we are going to try and do as much as we can.
Steven Campbell I know! Amazing suggestions :)
Samuel & Audrey My pleasure guys. Anytime. Please don't be shy. There are many places to go. Also try the "Circuito de Playas", That will take around all the beaches in Lima but also the most popular neighborhoods and all of them are beautiful. From Magdalena del Mar (The old one), passing for Barranco ( I forgot to tell you that there's also the gallery of Mario Testino one of the best photographers in the whole world; and you can finish the ride in Chorrillos with "The real Felipe". If you feel like you are trapped". Grab the yellow pages and look for "taxi Seguro", addresses and tels #'s you might need. Don't bring papers to walk in the neighbours just copies will be fine. Except from the Center of Lima because is a Historical City. All the taxis that are yellow are the ones for the government (they have the #'s in the side and in the back). Also the # of your Embassy in Lima. Look for "brisas del Titicaca", you can meet locals and also another Turists in there. In center of Lima you'll be find. Just don't wear bling" haha. Wear something that be comfortable and have lots of pockets. The "Jordano" and The church crossing the streets is called "Iglesia San Francisco". Both are not far from the Center (Don't go too far from the "Plaza de Armas" or you'll get lost. In case you want to know something. Go inside a museum (are many and the guides inside speaking in different languages). Barranco is more vivid for the sunset. So try to go away from the center before lunch time. The Pdte. usually leaves the palace by that time and with him, all the police. Magdalena use to be a French colony but most of them were nuns that's why you'll see a big Virgen Mary, that statue and the Cathedral are things you can see run away. Don't go further, go back to the taxi and continue. That's why I said to call "Taxi Seguro" or having someone that you trust to ride you because you might like to do many "short stops". Another Cheap but Yummy traditional breakfast is "Tamal" or "Cafe con Leche" with his "French bread". Try to hold so you eat in the Jordano and there You can enjoy the rest of the day in the museums or some "Alfajores" or "papa rellena" ( those are cheap things you can eat and will fill you). Have a Nice day!. Lots of Love to you.
welcome to peru ! ! good vibes
+joze antonio Thank you! We're coming back again in May :)
Clear, they are welcome to the country of the inkas and of the good gastronomy. I wait enjoy his demurrage
this video made me really hungry...
Jack Lee Hope you found something good to eat!
the look on that girls face at 5:14 XD She's like "AWH Mah gawd whut are dey doinguh" These treats looked interesting but I couldn't stop staring at the kitties :3
pocketstash The kitties are so cute. Another video just related to them coming out soon.
You should try this sweet dishes too: suspiro limeño, mazamora morada, dulce King Kong and helado de lúcuma
Corazon Espinado Thanks for the awesome suggestions. We have a couple more days left in Lima so we´ll try our best. The dulce King Kong looks epic!
Looks so delicious! Like sweet tortilla ...
It is kind of like that!
Nice cats just want to chill. Those treats look yummy
Paul Lunn Thanks! We have another video coming out soon just about the cats :)
Will be looking for it.
Great Video!
Marcelo A. Rodriguez Cancelo Thank you! :)
It's great hearing Audrey pronouncing TuRRón and ChuRRO the right way!!!! :)
El parque Kennedy es muy conocido por que hay muchos gatos y todos son muy dulces al igual que te Turrón
fun fact: cats were introduced to the park by some old neighbours to get rid of rats. as years went by, some strays moved in and now we have lots of cats and no creepy rodents. :)
Gonzalo Giha I definitely prefer this situation now to one with lots of rodents :)
Good videos!! Hi from NYC.
+Martel GoPro Thank you! We miss NYC.
hehehe you are paying the Miraflores prices- you should only be paying S/.1 each not S/.3 ;) I love your videos! We live in Pueblo Libre
+sariah izusqui Thank you! Indeed, things are really pricey in Miraflores! That's good to know it is cheaper elsewhere :)
+Samuel & Audrey are you still in Lima? your videos are cute!
Wow, first time I've seen Audrey NOT taking a micro-bite of some food. LOL
Perdomot Hahahaha...indeed!
Nice video and cute cat!!
Thank you very much!
peru awsome. u two are so neat. :)
jimmy roberson Thanks! Peru has been great so far :)
Awesome!
Parque Kennedy in Miraflores.
+Norma Conti We really liked that park.
That's not torreja. It's actually called "Cachanga" and I don't think the first dessert is called "turrón". That's a different one which is usually sold in Abancay Av.
Bray LTO Thanks for letting us know! Our mistake ;)
+Samuel & Audrey You are welcome. Your videos are awesome.
Greetings from Lima
Do you guys feed the kitties? I hope so!! Poor babies!
Vegan What Now Indeed, we did :) We made a whole video about our experience shortly after this one.
CORRECTION !! The first is called Tripita AND THE SECOND IS CALLED Cachanga. SORRY
Sorry! Our mistake.
This is turron and it's delicious! cde.elcomercio.pe/66/ima/0/0/4/0/2/402113.jpg
Fiesta Fiesta! Si!!!
***** Ciertamente!
real turron comes in a small box. This is cachanga. two different things but both are so good
In that park, can u like just like take one , adopte it ?? 😅😅😅 i know , it kind of weird that u take one and just go back home and for me to ask that 😅😅
deberían ir a la catedral de Lima , Barranco , plaza Chabuca Granda , allí encontraran mejores cosas.
Error. El dulce pequeño se llama " tripita" y el grande es " cachanga "
Gracias!
Es torreja o cachanga y el otro es como papa crunch dulce , los dos llevan miel :)
rosse091 Gracias por la clarificación. :)
that wasnt turron... but you should actually try turron in october , TURRON DE DOÑA PEPA it is amazing , you are going to love it !!! all peruvian people does, i havent met a person who doesnt like it
Lucia Vargas Oh, thanks for letting us know! We'll have to try that one.
Lucia Vargas No solo en Octubre, creo que Wong vende turron todo el año y si no en la avenida Tacna en el centro de Lima venden turron de doña pepa todo el año y en Miraflores en la avenida Petit Thouars con avenida Primavera hay una tienda de turrones san Roque que venden turrones de doña pepa todo el año.
No olviden de probar el suspiro a la limeña clasico y el de sabor a lucuma.
victor manuel el mejor turron doña pepa que eh probado es en la marca joel y hay una panaderia en el callao donde venden todo el año y super barato y es perfecto.diria yo
I have one big question in lima , Peru is their a small statue of Paddington bear? Genuine question cause in the story of Paddington bear that is where he comes from also I love your videos highest respect from Australia
Dave Simon We didn't notice the statue while we were there. Thank you! :)
Oh i was just asking if there was a paddington statue there anyway another question have you been to Poland yet and are you going to come back to Australia and if you do visit Ipswich we need more tourists and toowoomba is beautiful
+Dave Simon (Floatzellover) actually there is a statue :)
Cool can't wait to be able to see it
cachangaaa for life!
+Nathalie Prudencio :)
Oh my country... I love that park, is full of cats :'D
+Noa Mocca Cool! It's quite an incredible park in many ways.
Just so you know...that park like 30years ago used to be FULL of rats! Idk how it pass to have cats haha good that was before i was born....i grew up going to that park :)
mcealliesrsoa o I'd much rather have cats than rats! We love cats so this park is special for us :)
turron is different, actually the one you are showing in this video is called "tripas" (slang for "intestinos" wich means "intestines" because of how it looks like) or "tripitas" -->diminutive
Thanks! Our mistake.
hola, estas son las mejores. disfrutenlo. elcomercio.pe/mundo/actualidad/guia-turron-dona-pepa-mejores-lugares-disfrutarlo-lima-noticia-1643256
1:40 Kitten in BG
la torreja deberian probarla,son redondas y chiquitas
Next time try turron de doña pepa. Les va a gustar.
victor manuel Thanks for the recommendation!
lo q come como oreja es la cachanga pero ese turron de carretilla jamas comi , solo he comido el turron mas tipico y tradicional q todos comemos en octubre en el mes morado
kenedy park also known as the park of the cats
Our favorite park in the city!
Esa era bombita y la otra cachanga
no es bombita,es tripita.
+Julio Bustamante exactamente, that is tripita. :v
Hey guys, you should make a meeting with the perruvians who see your videos (as me XD) after you come back!
primeradosis Thanks! That's a great suggestion :)
Samuel & Audrey and you should try my mom´s turron! it´s really good!. And also make a pisco sour tour starting In the Bolivar Hotel, where the pisco sour born, and in the plaza san martin, and finishing the trip in Pueblo Libre, the place where still looks like those times :)
why didn't you eat anticucho ? , is a traditional food here in peru... 😊
+Jair Miranda Oh, we got to eat it but didn't have a chance to make a video. We'll be back again next year and plan to shoot a video about it then :)
+Jair Miranda Oh, we got to eat it but didn't have a chance to make a video. We'll be back again next year and plan to shoot a video about it then :)
+Samuel & Audrey yes, there are many traditional dishes that i think that you have not eaten ,some are Pachamanca , turron(the real turron) ,papa a la huancaina , escabeche,aji de gallina, etc ... :D
THOSE ARE TRIPITA AND CACHANGA...TURRON IS DIFFERENT
THAT IS NOT TURRON NOR TORREJA. The first is called "tripitas" and the other is ""cachanga", turrón is totally diferent, please investigate better before saying something. Also 3 soles is to much for them I would pay 1 sol for each one xD
Advi E Thanks for letting us know.
Advi E Totally agree, I was trying to figure out what was going on there. Turron de doña pepa, is unmistakable, its always a big slab with miel de chancaca oozing through it, a real visual feast. I thought they got some modified street version, because the real turron is peppered with candies and hundreds and thousands. I did identify the cachanga, and was wondering isn't torreja savory and with totally different consistency?
Anyways good eye there on spotting the tripitas and cachanga.
You went to Machu Picchu?
Yes, we visited together a few months ago and had a great time.
+Samuel & Audrey really I'm happy for you :D
well, when you return to Perú maybe I can help you with the translation hahaha
+Samuel & Audrey : I like your videos, my country Peru is awesone.USA
BUENAZO !!!!
nilt diaz Haha, si, estuvo buenaaaazo!
Good video, but they are eating "cachangas" is not "turrones", both are very diferents
Ed Esteban Thanks for letting us know!
is not torreja is cachanga sweet.
+Julio Bustamante Sorry! Our mistake ;)
Es cachanga dulce y lo otro se llama tripita. Lo último no se come así.
Gracias por dejarnos saber.
y el turron pues supongo que hay dos tiposs el otro es delicioso
Tripitas y cachanga dulce
The cats < 3
Que delicia me gustaria ir algún dia al parque Kennedy de Lima Peru y probar la gastronomia de ese parque y poder consentir los 🐈 🐈 gatos 😍😍😍😘😘😙😘😘😙
:)
@@samuelandaudrey Saludos desde Colombia😉
hi,correcction,is not turrón is tripita.
+Julio Bustamante Thanks for letting us know.
+Samuel & Audrey no problem
it is not turrón.....it is chachanga
+david falcon cordova Whoops! Our mistake.
ese grande es cachanga, torreja es otra cosa
👌✋🙌
angola fiesta al volver
Gotta say that's not turron, turron it's orange an softy not crunchy, like a cake in cube form but it has capes.
Sorry for the mistake!
de caretilla más rico.
That's not turrón, it's tallarín or fideos and the other is cachanga :) Saludos!! ;)
that first thing is not turron
Our mistake.
Ese tipo de turrón no es tan bueno jajaja
Tenían que probar el otro turrón, que está hecho de una masa.. como de galleta, parecida a la del kingkon pero mas dura, y relleno de miel y con grajeas y caramelos por arriba :3 - la próxima que vengan cómanlo -
Antoinette Porras Zavala Si tambien llegamos a probar el turrón de Doña Pepa, pero no tuvimos tiempo de filmar un video. Ese también es muy rico! :)
Es cachanga carajo
little honey for the bunny lol
+powrslave LOL, we come up with the silliest of lines ;)
That's not turron!!! :-S
el parque Kennedy siempre esta lleno de mininos :P
Yo sólo he comido la cachanga... lo otro no tengo ni idea de qué es... XD
Es cachanga y no torreja... Hay gran diferencia
gracias
that's not torreja, that's call CACHANGA !
bryan elgerra Oops! Our mistake.
Por favor eso redondo se llama cachanga ylo otro no es el verdadero turrón
that is not turron!! i think u need to know more about peruvian food lol
+peruzzi61 Whoops! Our mistake.
its ok no problem....thanks for visiting my country,,,,,
+peruzzi61 I always called it like that, "turrón". What other name has it?
Edit: nevermind, I just read it. I didn´t know (and I´m from Lima), I always called it like S&A did in this video: turrón and tortilla :P
well i used to call it....bom bom or something like that,,,,
No hablo quechua v:
esa cachanga se ve horrible hay otras que son diferentes, tienen otra textura y son mas ricas :)
Tranquilo pues Gaston jejeje
No es torreja, es panqueque =)
Luis Rojas Panqueque frito? Era bien crocante.
Sí, cuando lo compras en la calle, lo venden de esa forma, cuando es preparado en casa generalmente no es crocante, es muy suave. Saludos.
Samuel & Audrey pus no es panqueque ._. eso es cachanga, esta hecho de harina y agua, con un poco de sal y la miel encima, solo eso, simple de hacer, yo preparo eso cuando no hay pan y nadie quiere comprarlo.
erick dueñas Amigo mio, el nombre varía según las regiones del Perú, en Lima se le dice cachanga, pero es más correcto llamarlo panqueque, investígalo. Saludos...
Luis Rojas panqueque es el tipico dulce americano que muchos los comen para desayuno con maple syrup o sino el crepe frances que es lo mismo pero mas delgado en consistencia. Eso era cachanga. O cosa que haiga un dulce llamado panqueque en el peru totalmente diferente a lo que yo conosco.
aaa los gatos saben ...gatos bricheros ;) jajaja
+Mark Snizhysnki :)
Wajajajaja
guarda con los choros , jajakajajajajaja
+el_lecheroo :)
+Samuel & Audrey ;) .., ai estos ingleses me dan risa jajajaja
+el_lecheroo No son ingleses, si no canadienses y ella habla y escribe en español por que es half peruvian.
+victor manuel me da igual si son canadienses o si viven en USA para mi siempre seran ingleses que se colaron en america del norte
I used like these people!!
No anymore!!
After she was in Peru
She goes to Chile and she criticising & be confusing herself
She say I think Chile have better food!!
How can people say that...
No even in billions years from now... but if is Peruvian who is cooking yes.
That was not nice
Don’t confuse your palate!!
My people welcome You
And This is the way you’re going to treat us😖 no way I don’t think so!!
For anyone information we are all over in the whole world
we are all over the world and we speak all type language we not only in Peru, and we never confuse!!
Eso no es turrón. Es cachanga con dulce . el turrón es distinto te han engañado. Quieres comer turrón tienes que ir a la av tacna
Gracias Daniel!
eso es cachangas amia te engañaron jajajaja
JAJAJAJAJ TORREJA..JAJAJA ESO NO ES TORREJA
salmista roca fuerte Eso decía el cartelito... :( Nos engañaron.
Samuel & Audrey It's called Cachanga!
***** TORREJA JAJAJA ES CACHANGA
cachanga,,,,! not turron.... and - as always-, u r invincible doing ur best to talk while eating.... so disgusting..... where r u from guys....? wherever u are ....don´t u have some manners...?
walchum You must live a very boring life.