Náhuatl Words You Use as Mexican Slang Without Realizing It
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The Andean tuber in all its varieties, a cultural symbol of the entire Andean region. In Peru and Bolivia the potato is the world's most versatile ingredient: over 3,000 varieties, each with a completely different taste.
“Want me to add more potato or are you good?”
“In Bolivia there are colored potatoes you won't find anywhere else on earth.”
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The Andean tuber in all its varieties, a cultural symbol of the entire Andean region. In Peru and Bolivia the potato is the world's most versatile ingredient: over 3,000 varieties, each with a completely different taste.
“Want me to add more potato or are you good?”
“In Bolivia there are colored potatoes you won't find anywhere else on earth.”
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