This week I finally received a parcel (all the way from Austria) for the Recipe Swap that Laura (The Mrs Makes) organized. I absolutely love old-fashioned mail, I don't think I will ever get tired of it. Specially when it comes with honey camomile tea sachets and rose chocolate (thanks Julia!). I will try out the recipes very soon and tell you all about them here.
The rest part of this post will be in Spanish, but if you are interested in snail mail swaps, just translate the instructions (via the ever useful google translate) and join this year's AIG (Amigo Invisible Gastronómico), to which you can enroll until Monday September 30 at 23:00 (GMT + 1). I participated last year, and am overjoyed to join again. It is a pre-christmas exchange involving food and little treats. For the full instructions click here. But basically here's what it's about:
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EL AIG constará de 3 regalos (apróximadamente 20 EUR):
Recordad, al menos tres regalos.
Pensad muy bien si podréis participar o no, y si decidís hacerlo que sea con ganas de pasarlo bien a la vez de hacer sentir a vuestro AIG que habéis puesto empeño.
Zotter chocolate is one of my favorites! My husband, who is Austrian, introduced it to me on my first visit to Vienna, knowing how mad I am for dark chocolate. They have some really funky flavours...
ReplyDeleteI may have to check out that swap...who doesn't love food and little treats?!
That chocolate was super good, I am also a big fan of dark chocolate.
DeleteI hope you can participate, it's really nice because it's worldwide (though most of the participants are in Spain).
Envidia total, yo quiero AIG y cositas por correo. Extraño el correo jaja :) Se ve lindo todo, y el AIG será maravilloso como siempre...
ReplyDeleteSí, me emociona enviar paquetitos, preparar cositas, y claro, recibir igual :) Nos tendrás que dar tu dirección actualizada cuando dejen de ser nómadas.
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