Comments on: My Mom Just Got Back from Peru with a Suitcase Full of ‘Encargos’

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Is there any website you can buy the chokosoda from? Those chocolate covered crackers are delicious!

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Mon, 14 Jan 2013 23:46:54 +0000

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By: Shannon M

Shannon M — Mon, 30 Apr 2012 20:05:50 +0000

Roxana, I brought back some of the same things from our trip to Peru (Trujillo & Lima) at Christmas. And I, too, had to hide the chocolates to make them last. My favorites are Mecano and Princesa, and my hubby (the actual Peruvian, haha!) loves Sublime and Dona Pepa. Oh, and we all love a cookie called Morochas. LOVE ‘em! I also bought the Martha Hildebrandt book in your pic, though I haven’t looked at it yet, and our whole family was given t-shirts with the new Peru logo as Christmas presents! The only problem: Eating all those chocolates has made my t-shirt muy apredadito!!!

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Mon, 30 Apr 2012 19:11:09 +0000

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By: Mary

Mary — Fri, 27 Apr 2012 03:52:18 +0000

Roxana, I’m also from Peru living in Denver. I’ve been very lucky to be able to go to Peru every year so I always bring my chicha morada and limonada en sobre (marza Zuko) really good. Sometimes I bring Dona Pepa and Cua Cua also. You need to tell me what books are you buying as I’ve been trying to find good ones for my two little ones but I haven’t been very successful. I always go to Crisol but children’s books are expensive and not very good quality. Hopefully I will be landing in Jorge Chavez around mid June so let me know about the books. looking forward to hearning from you soon.

By: NADIA

NADIA — Tue, 24 Apr 2012 22:15:37 +0000

Everytime a member of my family (all my family is Lima, Peru) comes to NY I always ask for Peruvian candy! It’s the best. My husband loves it, too. His favorites are “Besos de Moza” and “Cua Cua”. Good thing our 7 year-old doesn’t like candy that much! Mi mami viene en una semana y ya le mande mi lista de encargos también! Particularmente me encanta las “chocotejas”. They are such a delicious treat and make a great gift. Everyone loves them!

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By: Maria Rossana

Maria Rossana — Sun, 01 Apr 2012 13:02:17 +0000

Me too! Living in WV, I have to go to the Virginia-Dc area to get to the nearest Latin American supermarket. We go with two empty coolers and fill them up! My children grew up here, it has always been a challenge to keep the language…Now we’re having our first grandchild and we’re hoping she’ll also be bilingual. Btw, great website!!! I couldn’t resist commenting when I saw the suitcases: “encarguitos” is sometimes a very scary word! Thanks so much for the memories!