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It really depends, if you are with people for sure, but I see Ubers and concierge drinking it solo all the time. Plus there is always San Pedro’s or San Jaun’s
by _3u10 2y ago
It really depends, if you are with people for sure, but I see Ubers and concierge drinking it solo all the time.
Plus there is always San Pedro’s or San Jaun’s cup. I forget the guys name it’s the guy who saved the Indios, when you first make terere you leave it sit and this is for that guy and also to let the horrible first taste soak into the first sip.
Also as I found out it’s really bad manners to stir the spoon / straw thing.
- cassianoleal 2y ago> Also as I found out it’s really bad manners to stir the spoon / straw thing. It is as it ruins the experience. The "bomba" (Portuguese), or "bombilla" (Spanish) (the straw) is generally placed in a way that tries to ensure a smooth flow. Moving it means the leaves near the bottom of the "cuia" (Portuguese), or "mate" (Spanish) (the gourd, or cup), potentially blocking the flow of water. That ruins the experience for everybody in the circle.