Buenos Aires is once again celebrating its classic festival — the Sandwich Festival. According to the Argentine News Agency, this Saturday, November 22nd, and Sunday, November 23rd, the Palermo Hippodrome will host a new edition of the Sandwich Festival. This is an ideal gastronomic and tourist proposal for those looking for outdoor plans, delicious food, and original flavors. Admission is free and free of charge. Photo: Agencia NA - (GCBA). How many sandwich flavors will there be at the Palermo festival? There will be over 200 varieties and 40 stalls to choose from at the fair between booths and food trucks. There will be classic, international, viral, and author options. Some of them are: Choripanes. Korean hot dog. Pulled pork. Crispy chicken. Uruguayan chivito. Vietnamese banh mi. Baos. Focaccinos. Bagels. Pepitos. Tucuman milanesa. Chicharrón sandwich. The Festival will also include sweet proposals, craft beer, cocktails, and live music throughout the day. Three axes for a gourmet tour The organizers propose a route designed to discover all the possible ways to make a sandwich: Sandwiches of the World It is a selection that travels through different countries through their typical flavors: Japanese sandos. Italian paninis. Colombian arepas. Middle Eastern falafel pita. French croque-monsieur. Swedish toast skagen. Spanish bocatas. Canadian Montreal smoked meat. Indian vada pav. Argentine choripán. Author Sandwiches These are creations born in Buenos Aires restaurants and bars, where chefs combine artisanal breads, premium ingredients, and their own techniques. Viral Sandwiches The social media favorites with preparations that become trends due to their shape, ingredients, or presentation. Among the most anticipated are the ribwich, the hattogu or Korean hot dog, and the chinchupán. The Sandwich Festival returns to confirm that this universal classic can be simple or sophisticated, traditional or creative, but always irresistible, making it the perfect outing to savor Buenos Aires, but this time gathered at the Palermo Hippodrome, located on Av. Libertador and Dorrego. Buenos Aires, November 19 (NA) - The city continues to surprise with its diverse cultural and sports proposals, and on this occasion, they combine in a gastronomic event for all palates.
