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Yes! I noticed that latino grocery stores have some common varieties that are available in my home country, which is in south asia. Those 'little banana' that y
by programmertote 6y ago
Yes! I noticed that latino grocery stores have some common varieties that are available in my home country, which is in south asia. Those 'little banana' that you are referring to is one of them, but they taste slightly different from what's available in my country (close, but not exactly the same). :)
Also, for those who have never tried this before: try to make refreshing juice out of Tamarind (available in latino grocery shops) and maybe a spoon of sugar. Super delicious in the summer.
- alistairSH 6y agoAlso check any local Asian markets. Here in DC, we have a mix of latino, asian, and mid-eastern markets. The variety of fruits, vegetables, and seafood is great. Usually far less expensive than chain grocers too, even for "normal" items.
- Shared404 6y agoThere's a pretty good Asian market in Austin if anyone's looking for one in that area. Before Covid we'd drive up to Austin every few month's and resupply on curry paste and a couple other things.