Mi tía usaba un fierro que tenía para remover las brasas. Colocaba el azúcar en una taza de losa y calentaba la punta del fierro. Así tomábamos café los niños, un pedazo de tortilla tostada con leña y mantequilla, un tomate de la huerta comido a mordisco...
When we first moved to Chile in 2004, I was SHOCKED at how bad the coffee was. My relatives love Nescafe...which is about as bad as it gets. Now, thank God, there are some good coffee places.
I am from the north of chile and i had never ever in my entire life heard of the 'cafe del campo'. I am guessing it maybe more common in southern chile. What i recall from my country days back when we visited our grandparents farm is the tradition of throwing some random herbs instead of tea or you could just have some 'aguita perra' hahaha. Good video man as always
Also known as «azúcar quemada» or roasted sugar..sugar gets caramelized by the hot charcoal, and if you are up on a mountain you'll use some boldo 😌 available in central and south of Chile.. You could add mint, lemon verbena, paico or wormseed, and other herbs... That and roasted goat cheese omaigooooo 🤤🤤🤤
Great videos! Keep up the good work. I hope to be able to visit Santiago one day...I'm wishing the best for people in Chile and I really hope that things there improve for everyone.
Como siempre un lindo video!!. Yo ya dejé de tomar café de grano o el rico expreso, lo reemplacé por té de manzanilla o camomila, como también se le conoce. Pero vi este video y sentí el olor a la molienda de café para luego tomarme un rico expreso, aaaaaahhhh, muy bueno.
I usually get coffee like you in Canada. Now I'm in Buenos Aires and take coffee like in Chile. I'll be there after Christmas. I visit my parents for this New year
No hay nada como preparar un buen café y que su aroma inunde la casa, el desayuno tiene otro valor. Al igual que Jon, amo el café ( de grano) y disfrutar de su sabor. El café, debe ser negro como la noche, ardiente como el amor y amargo como la vida misma. Un abrazo tío Jon.
Nescafe really isn't good, but when I was in downtown Santiago on a cold winter, I bought some from the street vendors. It definitely has its place lol.
No tengo cultura en café. Pero sí me encanta salir con amigas a conversarnos uno con algunas galletas o pastelillos. Sin embargo, sí podría distinguir un buen vino tinto de uno malo. Pero no me sometan a un reto porque dejé el alcohol. Good video!!!
Ese café tomaba yo en el campo,quemas el azúcar con el carbón y ya tienes un rico café de campo,te saca de apuros cuando no tienes café instantaneo y es delicioso
Jon, al igual que tu también me gusta el café Cruzeiro, puede que no sea en polvo o granulado, pero realmente es fuerte el golpe de cafeína que te da xD, otra cosa que me dejo loco fue el café a carbón que no era café xD, siendo chileno no conocía esta técnica 10/10.
Jon, I have to say it, if you someday go to Algarrobo you must visit Café Delicias de Algarrobo in the downtown and order an "café azteca". In my humilde opinion is the best coffee in Chile. Grettings
Thanks for the video. Can't wait to reunite with my mama in Santiago. Been separated for almost 30 years. Love learning about Chile through you. I use an aeropress and pour over method for my coffee
Hi, you should try the coffee made out of piñon, the fruit of the araucaria... I do have to warn you, it is not for weak stomach so go easy on it, it can reaaly kick in. Nice channel, love it!
I think it it is a probably a very good time to travel to Chile. The protests I believe they are over and prices should be a lot cheaper for hotels, tours, etc. It is amazing how a few violent people can ruin it for everyone.
Hello Jon! good video, as always. I don't like coffee, so I don't drink it, last time I drunk a cup of coffee I almost die (and that was 20 years ago), I don't like tea also, I only drink green tea with honey when it's completely neccesary, otherwise, I drink tap water or fruit juice. Best regards!
Honestly,I don't mind what is the topic,I really enjoy going around the beautiful places this nice person take us....I grew up drinking cafe de higo (fig coffee) already gone a long time ago.Now I can drink very high quality coffee,but I really miss the surroundings
I had a similar coffee experience in Bolivia, Jon. Cafés exist and you can get your cappuccino, cortado, americano, etc. (and interestingly enough, most people that go to cafés have their coffee in the afternoon or evening, not the morning). However, most people just keep some nescafe and a thermos of hot water on their table, and pan con café (o té) is a very typical breakfast/dinner that you have while you chat with your family or friends.
Hey, Jon, my cousin and I will be riding our motorcycles across the whole country of Chile next month. We'll start in Arica on 1/9 and finish up in Punta Arenas somewhere around 1/24 to 1/26, depending on what kind of time we make. Anyway, Linares is on our route, so I thought we might try to meet up with you if the timing works out. Let me know what you think.
I love soooo much coffee, just like you. When i was working, was my only moment of peace. "Nescafe" is so bad.. sorry.. but with milk or a ton of sugar it's tasty. Last year I bought my coffee machine and it's my savior. Only expresso but it's enough to start my day. I drink "Café Caribe" tradicional today. Mnnn. Kudos!
A good quality homemade decaffeinated carrot coffee is much better than the" socks' juice" many coffee shops offer here in Chile...Besides ,many a times both the owners and employees forget to serve the product with an acceptable face or good manners....They serve it rudely as if you were not paying....That's why many caribbeans immigrants are better at that issue...They serve grinning from ear to ear ,small gesture that really helps clients to have a better day...
Instant coffee is not good. But it is very practical for people who eats minimum breakfast like me. But I use real coffee in the afternoon in a French press . Super useful to make coffee or tea or mate, have you tried mate?
Hello To all of you guys 😊 Live coffee ☕️ too!! Thank you for sharing your experience with coffees in 🇨🇱. Always a pleasure to watch your videos. Sending you blessings and hugs 🤗
I think it's because the European coffee culture entered the North American coffee culture that you now see so many "High-end" coffee enthusiasts especially in the cities and high density places. Anytime I tell my friends I don't drink coffee, they all look at me like I'm a ghost!!!
World Wide Wong haha!! Really? Maybe it’s more of a trendy thing too then? Interesting that they look at you like that! Maybe they just needed coffee and were just looking tired? Hahaha
Hi! I'm Paola, from Chile and i looove coffee. I have a grinder, a dripper and paper coffee filters (and a coffee kettle too!). You said instant coffee is cheaper than coffee beans, but it's not so much like that, because a kilogram of good brand of coffee beans (Luccaffé, for example) costs around US$28 and a kilogram of instant nescafé costs around US$23... and, come on, anyone would spend $ 5 extra on coffee if it was worth it ;)
Miguel Campos es that taste like burn beans, ugh. The best coffe is nespresso and Nescafé from Chile because it doesn’t taste like the one in the USA. I don’t know why. Maybe the water or sugar etc
Nescafe es cafe soluble en agua (el cafe de grano no lo es).Para hacerlo soluble se trata, y allí es donde pierde parte de su fuerza.Se que también tiene agregados, como porotos tostados, que le bajan el nivel de cafeína
Although I agree with the fact that most chileans drink nescafe, there's a rising third wave coffee culture specially in Stgo, last weekend was the national barista championship and the expo café, I would recommend you to check that out, and also invite you to my cafe to taste some great coffee beans freshly roasted in stgo and if you want I can recommend you some cafes around stgo that prepare great coffee too :)
Hi Jon , i loved Your Video..👍😁 i live in talca and i hope to see you sometime when i go to work there. Your vídeo help me to practice English thanks.. greetings 👍🤝
Hola Jon. El café de trigo hace mal puede producir cancer estomacal y el pan muy tostado casi quemando también el mismo riesgo, el ministerio de salud está prohibiendo el uso de ese café. Se hizo estudios en la octava región y llegaron a ese resultado. No sé debe usar prolongadamente o mejor no usarlo. Hay que prevenir. Saludos cordiales y cariños a Moses es un lindo él bebé. 💖💗♥️
Coffee in Chile is not very good, service (gas) station and instant Nescafe is horrible . There are a couple of good places in Puerto Varas that do good coffee I've found, but overall the standards are low and prices are expensive for what it is, compared to places like U.S, NZ or Australia for example.
I don't know about you, but I haven't got a clue what the last lady in the video was talking about. Sorry, coffee. It's funny, I rememeber a dear gringo friend who used to pour sugar on his coffee, I never understood that. My morning coffee, in general, has to be @ least 18gr of ground coffee, no sugar, no sweetener. Had I had a good night sleep, I might add some milk. Lately, though, I've been buying the cheapest brand cause everything's so expensive..
I’m not a huuuge coffee fan! However I do enjoy drinking it once in a while. I have to say that nescafé, starbucks, are not my favorite, there are a few cafeterias I enjoy. Would love to take you to one!
Tommy Macguire I would love that! I’m with you about Starbucks too! It’s kind of like the North American style of Nescafé! If neeeeedddeeddd it’s fast and easy. We have to get together for coffee in Santiago!
Colombia's coffee is the best, you're in the wrong place, it's like saying where is the best tequila in Germany or Cuba? when for obvious reasons the tequila is Mexican. you should compare Chilean wine with that of California, that is a good comparison
Encuentro muy malo el nescafé, cruceiro es algo mejor y nada se compara a un Juan Valdés o cualquier café de grano... pero siento que en Chile no tenemos tanta cultura cafetera como en Colombia por ejemplo, quizás por eso somos menos exigentes y el nescafé es tan popular..... yo prefiero el té, un buen té (de hoja) preparado en casa y luego mezclado con un poco de wisky (té irlandés) es lo mejor!!!! Por otro lado, jamás en mi vida había visto eso del café preparado con carbón... yo no lo tomaría, no debe ser bueno para la salud.
Hey Jon great video. Good coffee in Chile is nearly impossible to find specially coming from Australia where you are spoilt for choice and there are great cafes everywhere you go. Saying that the coffee culture is definitely improving here a good website is santiagocoffeelovers.cl they show you where the good coffee shops and roasters are in Santiago. Nexttime you're in Stgo you should definitely check it out.
Nooo, no es tan caro como se cree! En casa sólo tomamos café de grano y sin contar con la inversión inicial (la cafetera, el moledor, los filtros), al final termina costando sólo un poquito más caro. Imagínate que un kilo de Nescafé cuesta alrededor de 20 lucas, en cambio un kilio de café en grano (Luccaffé, por ejemplo), lo puedes encontrar a unas 25 lucas.
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Saludos Tio Jon 🇨🇱🙌
Mi tía usaba un fierro que tenía para remover las brasas. Colocaba el azúcar en una taza de losa y calentaba la punta del fierro.
Así tomábamos café los niños, un pedazo de tortilla tostada con leña y mantequilla, un tomate de la huerta comido a mordisco...
Y_EvilRegal_Snape que hermoso recuerdo 🥰
When we first moved to Chile in 2004, I was SHOCKED at how bad the coffee was. My relatives love Nescafe...which is about as bad as it gets. Now, thank God, there are some good coffee places.
I'm from Chile but I can't stand Nescafé, it doesn't even tastes like coffee
@@felipejara8891 My mother-in-law LOVES it. She's almost 90, so probably a generational thing.
@@GoodLifeInSpain people here are really used to instant coffee, I think that Nescafé Is so common that people just ignore real coffee
Nescafé is the worst one😵
I am from the north of chile and i had never ever in my entire life heard of the 'cafe del campo'. I am guessing it maybe more common in southern chile. What i recall from my country days back when we visited our grandparents farm is the tradition of throwing some random herbs instead of tea or you could just have some 'aguita perra' hahaha. Good video man as always
Nikola Tesla I know! Cafe del campo! Did they just make that up to see me drunk coal? 🤷♂️ hahaha
@@JonGrossGringo hahahaha pretty cool though
Here in the north I drink one "café de higo". Tasty!!!! Is was made in Codpa Valley.
@@paulinamd5046 here in copiapo you can drink cafe de chanar...i think lately there is been more additions to our cultural menu
Also known as «azúcar quemada» or roasted sugar..sugar gets caramelized by the hot charcoal, and if you are up on a mountain you'll use some boldo 😌 available in central and south of Chile.. You could add mint, lemon verbena, paico or wormseed, and other herbs... That and roasted goat cheese omaigooooo 🤤🤤🤤
Amo el café sobre todo en la mañana, me salva el día
Great videos! Keep up the good work. I hope to be able to visit Santiago one day...I'm wishing the best for people in Chile and I really hope that things there improve for everyone.
JON, WHERE ARE YOU!? You are missed!!.. 😔 hope all is fine in your neck of the woods and I hope you had a wonderful Christmas! 🙏🏻
Como siempre un lindo video!!. Yo ya dejé de tomar café de grano o el rico expreso, lo reemplacé por té de manzanilla o camomila, como también se le conoce.
Pero vi este video y sentí el olor a la molienda de café para luego tomarme un rico expreso, aaaaaahhhh, muy bueno.
I usually get coffee like you in Canada. Now I'm in Buenos Aires and take coffee like in Chile. I'll be there after Christmas. I visit my parents for this New year
No hay nada como preparar un buen café y que su aroma inunde la casa, el desayuno tiene otro valor.
Al igual que Jon, amo el café ( de grano) y disfrutar de su sabor.
El café, debe ser negro como la noche, ardiente como el amor y amargo como la vida misma.
Un abrazo tío Jon.
I am from Chile and I have never even tried coffee in my entire life.
El cafe con leche en chile es rico tambien con sopaipillas o un berlin .
Soy de chile y también de linares y nunca había visto eso del café de carbón jajaja
So good!
Café Gold , el mejor instantáneo.
...Ninguno..ja. hasta el cafe de Chiapas, Mexico..es mas sabroso ( el cafe necesita clima tropical de montan~a).
Nescafe really isn't good, but when I was in downtown Santiago on a cold winter, I bought some from the street vendors. It definitely has its place lol.
I love big American Breakfast!.....eggs and bacon .....toast bread and Orange juice and Coffee ❤
Me tenté, iré a desempolvar la cafetera y me prepararé un café bien cargado. ☕ saludos JON!
No tengo cultura en café. Pero sí me encanta salir con amigas a conversarnos uno con algunas galletas o pastelillos. Sin embargo, sí podría distinguir un buen vino tinto de uno malo. Pero no me sometan a un reto porque dejé el alcohol. Good video!!!
Ese café tomaba yo en el campo,quemas el azúcar con el carbón y ya tienes un rico café de campo,te saca de apuros cuando no tienes café instantaneo y es delicioso
Jajaj me recuerdas a Martí mcflai de regreso al futuro con el patinete eléctrico jejej😱😳🗽🛣🕰🇨🇱🇱🇷
Hola que buen video.En que lugar estan las tortillas de rescoldo
You should review the Café con piernas in Santiago.
Steve Ray con piernas?! Will do!
Jon, al igual que tu también me gusta el café Cruzeiro, puede que no sea en polvo o granulado, pero realmente es fuerte el golpe de cafeína que te da xD, otra cosa que me dejo loco fue el café a carbón que no era café xD, siendo chileno no conocía esta técnica 10/10.
As a Southerner, I can't deal with coffee. Mate and Tea (or some local herbs from my backyard) are my first options.
Jon, I have to say it, if you someday go to Algarrobo you must visit Café Delicias de Algarrobo in the downtown and order an "café azteca". In my humilde opinion is the best coffee in Chile. Grettings
Rodrigo Estay siii?!!!! Muy bien! Gracias por la recomendación!!!
Please Try from north of Chile "SALCHICON DE BURRO" literal translation is " Donkey's Sausage" (not joke)
Cariños y Bendiciones para tí y para toda tu Hermosa Familia..Un Gran Abrazo Amigo Mío.
Thanks for the video. Can't wait to reunite with my mama in Santiago. Been separated for almost 30 years. Love learning about Chile through you. I use an aeropress and pour over method for my coffee
Greetings from Orlando FL ;alligators in the menu well well... Saludos and hoping Chile will be better with more equity!
Mario Ojeda-Uribe me too!
Hi, you should try the coffee made out of piñon, the fruit of the araucaria... I do have to warn you, it is not for weak stomach so go easy on it, it can reaaly kick in. Nice channel, love it!
Un café caliente con pan amasado o tortilla de rescoldo, una delicia. Saludos Jon 🇨🇱🇨🇱
I think it it is a probably a very good time to travel to Chile. The protests I believe they are over and prices should be a lot cheaper for hotels, tours, etc. It is amazing how a few violent people can ruin it for everyone.
Alguien más que sea de linares....?
Yo
Tío Jhon Gross excelente vídeo 👏👏👏👏
valeria klauss gracias!
Esa cosa instantánea no es café🥵
Hello Jon! good video, as always. I don't like coffee, so I don't drink it, last time I drunk a cup of coffee I almost die (and that was 20 years ago), I don't like tea also, I only drink green tea with honey when it's completely neccesary, otherwise, I drink tap water or fruit juice. Best regards!
Que linda la señora del fondo :) 6:10 very happy !
Grande jon te quiero hermano!
Honestly,I don't mind what is the topic,I really enjoy going around the beautiful places this nice person take us....I grew up drinking cafe de higo (fig coffee) already gone a long time ago.Now I can drink very high quality coffee,but I really miss the surroundings
I had a similar coffee experience in Bolivia, Jon. Cafés exist and you can get your cappuccino, cortado, americano, etc. (and interestingly enough, most people that go to cafés have their coffee in the afternoon or evening, not the morning). However, most people just keep some nescafe and a thermos of hot water on their table, and pan con café (o té) is a very typical breakfast/dinner that you have while you chat with your family or friends.
Andrew White yes! I was just with someone who lives in La Paz and he said the same of the coffee experience in Bolivia! Cheers!
Saludos Jon
Jon, ¿Donde exactamente queda es lugar?
Hey, Jon, my cousin and I will be riding our motorcycles across the whole country of Chile next month. We'll start in Arica on 1/9 and finish up in Punta Arenas somewhere around 1/24 to 1/26, depending on what kind of time we make.
Anyway, Linares is on our route, so I thought we might try to meet up with you if the timing works out. Let me know what you think.
I love soooo much coffee, just like you. When i was working, was my only moment of peace. "Nescafe" is so bad.. sorry.. but with milk or a ton of sugar it's tasty. Last year I bought my coffee machine and it's my savior. Only expresso but it's enough to start my day. I drink "Café Caribe" tradicional today. Mnnn. Kudos!
I bought a dripper and paper coffee filters to take to my work place. So I don't drink nescafé in the office anymore! XD
Tienes que tener cuidado que muxho café te subirá la tensión
summer time tienes razón! Gracias!
A good quality homemade decaffeinated carrot coffee is much better than the" socks' juice" many coffee shops offer here in Chile...Besides ,many a times both the owners and employees forget to serve the product with an acceptable face or good manners....They serve it rudely as if you were not paying....That's why many caribbeans immigrants are better at that issue...They serve grinning from ear to ear ,small gesture that really helps clients to have a better day...
Ya si te acostumbraras a tomar te Y lo cogiera de costumbre ya serias un chileno total jejej
Instant coffee is not good. But it is very practical for people who eats minimum breakfast like me. But I use real coffee in the afternoon in a French press . Super useful to make coffee or tea or mate, have you tried mate?
jon invitame una vuelta a USA po ☺
Ha probado el cafe JUAN VALDEZ???? ESTÁN EN LOS SUPERMERCADOS LIDER, CREO. SON RIQUÍSIMOS Y DE GRANO
El cafe marca nescafe debiera llamarse NOESCAFE
Hello To all of you guys 😊 Live coffee ☕️ too!! Thank you for sharing your experience with coffees in 🇨🇱. Always a pleasure to watch your videos. Sending you blessings and hugs 🤗
Carmen B thanks for the love!!!!! Cheers and happy Monday!
ese cafeto de Etiopía ya es universal 👌 👌 👌
puedes venir a antofagasta pls
I think it's because the European coffee culture entered the North American coffee culture that you now see so many "High-end" coffee enthusiasts especially in the cities and high density places.
Anytime I tell my friends I don't drink coffee, they all look at me like I'm a ghost!!!
World Wide Wong haha!! Really? Maybe it’s more of a trendy thing too then? Interesting that they look at you like that! Maybe they just needed coffee and were just looking tired? Hahaha
Hi! I'm Paola, from Chile and i looove coffee. I have a grinder, a dripper and paper coffee filters (and a coffee kettle too!).
You said instant coffee is cheaper than coffee beans, but it's not so much like that, because a kilogram of good brand of coffee beans (Luccaffé, for example) costs around US$28 and a kilogram of instant nescafé costs around US$23... and, come on, anyone would spend $ 5 extra on coffee if it was worth it ;)
Nescafé no es café.
I hate to admit this, but I really miss a good ol' pot of percolated Folger's breakfast blend.
This.
I hate Nescafé, but when there's nothing left I still drink it just to get some of that precious caffeine
Miguel Campos es that taste like burn beans, ugh. The best coffe is nespresso and Nescafé from Chile because it doesn’t taste like the one in the USA. I don’t know why. Maybe the water or sugar etc
Nescafe es cafe soluble en agua (el cafe de grano no lo es).Para hacerlo soluble se trata, y allí es donde pierde parte de su fuerza.Se que también tiene agregados, como porotos tostados, que le bajan el nivel de cafeína
Ian haha I’m with you!
We dont have coffe in Chile .All of them are imported
Que rico☕
Although I agree with the fact that most chileans drink nescafe, there's a rising third wave coffee culture specially in Stgo, last weekend was the national barista championship and the expo café, I would recommend you to check that out, and also invite you to my cafe to taste some great coffee beans freshly roasted in stgo and if you want I can recommend you some cafes around stgo that prepare great coffee too :)
buen video saludos :D
EN UN PAIS DE TERREMOTOS COMO CHILE Y JAPON SOLO FALTABA LA " CULTURA" DEL CAFE PARA EL ATACO CARDIACO
Isn't the cortado supposed to be a espresso with a pinch of milk?
Paolo Curotto I don’t think so because every time I’ve had it here in Chile it’s like I said but who knows!
2 cucharadas de nescafe + un "clavo de olor" previamente aplastado = un mucho mejor café e____e
algunos le agregan canela, pero no es de mi gusto la combinacion, el clavo le queda perfecto por si mismo, pero para gustos colores dasfasd
Hi Jon , i loved Your Video..👍😁 i live in talca and i hope to see you sometime when i go to work there.
Your vídeo help me to practice English thanks.. greetings 👍🤝
sarp kley yes! That’s awesome! You live so close to us! One day I have to get up to Talca again!
Hola Jon.
El café de trigo hace mal puede producir cancer estomacal y el pan muy tostado casi quemando también el mismo riesgo, el ministerio de salud está prohibiendo el uso de ese café. Se hizo estudios en la octava región y llegaron a ese resultado. No sé debe usar prolongadamente o mejor no usarlo. Hay que prevenir.
Saludos cordiales y cariños a Moses es un lindo él bebé. 💖💗♥️
Prefiero tomar te 🥳
saludos jon
Jon, también amo el Café espesialmente el Granulado (Frasco, Nescafe), y pd lo tomo sin azúcar.
Eso no es café.
Coffee in Chile is not very good, service (gas) station and instant Nescafe is horrible . There are a couple of good places in Puerto Varas that do good coffee I've found, but overall the standards are low and prices are expensive for what it is, compared to places like U.S, NZ or Australia for example.
I don't know about you, but I haven't got a clue what the last lady in the video was talking about. Sorry, coffee. It's funny, I rememeber a dear gringo friend who used to pour sugar on his coffee, I never understood that. My morning coffee, in general, has to be @ least 18gr of ground coffee, no sugar, no sweetener. Had I had a good night sleep, I might add some milk. Lately, though, I've been buying the cheapest brand cause everything's so expensive..
a mi meguta mucho el cafe
pero tanvien tomo mate
How about chocolate ?
Rene Medina I loooove hot chocolate!!! Maybe a video while I’m in the south of Chile!
Agua con braza de carbon? I never see this before
I’m not a huuuge coffee fan! However I do enjoy drinking it once in a while. I have to say that nescafé, starbucks, are not my favorite, there are a few cafeterias I enjoy. Would love to take you to one!
Tommy Macguire I would love that! I’m with you about Starbucks too! It’s kind of like the North American style of Nescafé! If neeeeedddeeddd it’s fast and easy. We have to get together for coffee in Santiago!
Unfortunately, I haven't been able to drink caffinated coffee since I was in my late teens, so I don't really miss it, per se, I love the smell!
I love my Folgers
Jon prueba el cafe de Higo es muy rico una mujer de campo en vacaciones me ofrecio y lo encontre muy bueno Saludos
Colombia's coffee is the best, you're in the wrong place, it's like saying where is the best tequila in Germany or Cuba? when for obvious reasons the tequila is Mexican. you should compare Chilean wine with that of California, that is a good comparison
That's absurd, Jon lives in Chile, why should he compare colombian coffee?
You want good coffee? Then you have to come to Australia here we have the best coffee
Patricia Est I would LOVE that!!!
el café mas rico es el de Colombia
Alguien sabe donde venden ese estilo de "patineta" en Chile?
fahren.cl
cristopher d tienes que enviarlos de eeuu. Onewheel.com
@@JonGrossGringo gracias 😄
El café Gold de etiqueta plateada es el mejor de los instantáneos y vale $4500 👌
Es asqueroso😵
Encuentro muy malo el nescafé, cruceiro es algo mejor y nada se compara a un Juan Valdés o cualquier café de grano... pero siento que en Chile no tenemos tanta cultura cafetera como en Colombia por ejemplo, quizás por eso somos menos exigentes y el nescafé es tan popular..... yo prefiero el té, un buen té (de hoja) preparado en casa y luego mezclado con un poco de wisky (té irlandés) es lo mejor!!!! Por otro lado, jamás en mi vida había visto eso del café preparado con carbón... yo no lo tomaría, no debe ser bueno para la salud.
Hey Jon great video. Good coffee in Chile is nearly impossible to find specially coming from Australia where you are spoilt for choice and there are great cafes everywhere you go. Saying that the coffee culture is definitely improving here a good website is santiagocoffeelovers.cl they show you where the good coffee shops and roasters are in Santiago.
Nexttime you're in Stgo you should definitely check it out.
Andres Castro that’s such good advice!!!!! I will definitely check that site out! Thanks!
What kind of Kayse Neinstat is this?
🤣
Sadly Chile doesn't have a good cofee culture, is expensive to get a good enough one and most people are used to use way to much sugar or sweeteners.
Jose Gleiser so so true! But tea is a huuuuge part of the culture! :)
Nooo, no es tan caro como se cree! En casa sólo tomamos café de grano y sin contar con la inversión inicial (la cafetera, el moledor, los filtros), al final termina costando sólo un poquito más caro.
Imagínate que un kilo de Nescafé cuesta alrededor de 20 lucas, en cambio un kilio de café en grano (Luccaffé, por ejemplo), lo puedes encontrar a unas 25 lucas.
Me gusta Tim horton eso tomamos en Canada es rico uno en cada esquina .
Sorry, but I think that any coffee in the world can beat the American coffee...... It tastes like mud..... Oops
Odio el café chileno. Es el peor café de Latinoamérica po
Pero me encanta la gente obvio
Jon, still in Linares? Marraquetas, ayuyas and sopaipillas, what about las humitas ? Cheers from Mtl
Osvaldo Molina YES!!!!! Humitas!!!!!! And yes I’m still in linares :)
Ahora si, un video a la altura.
Pues comparar a Estados Unidos con Chile dos países sin cultura me parece excelente.
Felicidades 🎉
Ql desagradable. Si no te gusta no veas el video
Nikola Tesla entonces dile lo mismo a los chilenos que comentan en videos argentinos y peruanos.
Un fuerte abrazo 🤗
que chile no tiene cultura ? a ya que wea, vives en una burbuja ???
Nanaki Yuu Wea? Que horror como escribes.
Lo lamento de corazón 💔
Cueckkkk