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The Indy Eye: September Underground Market


Saturday 15th September, the Buenos Aires Underground Market came back for a second event at the IMPA worker-run factory in Almagro. Based on the successful model started in San Francisco, food vendors came together to share their creative culinary talents with more than 1,300 hungry visitors. The afternoon was packed with yummy goodness from a variety of independent producers. Cómo/Como shares a selection of images from the afternoon.

Bagels and Cake-pops from Buenos Aires Bread Co

Blueberry jellies of all types by Il Mirtilo

Larry from El Tejano skillfully cutting up the brisket

Enjoying the food

 

Bread, liverwurst and more by Kor van Lier / Pan Holandes

Smiles all around

Cookies

Enjoying the market

Getting some Thom Vietnamese Spring Rolls

Bicho Feo supplied some acoustic sounds.

Reading the first issue of The Argentina Independent / Fruit Pizzas by One Day Cafe.

Kids helping out.

Ronald making 'Poffertjes' and Katherine selling her fudge.

Tucking into the Pulled Pork by El Tejano

Cameras everywhere.

Enjoying their meal.

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