One of the big industries of Bariloche, Argentina is its handmade chocolates. Many chocolaterías will even give a tour...with samples.
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Otra empresa muy reconocida que les recomiendo para comprar chocolate en la Patagonia Argentina, más exactamente en Bariloche (Rio Negro, argentina) es Mamuschka. Una empresa tradicional en donde se fabrica chocolate artesanal. Inspirada en las tradicionales muñequitas rusas, se favrica y se puede comprar chocolate en rama, bombones rellenos, chocolate caliente en paila de cobre.
Una colosal y calórica delicia.
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