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Trancapecho is a sandwich from Cochabamba in Bolivia. It is basically a silpancho sandwich. Silpancho is a very traditional Bolivian dish.

This hearty and flavoursome yet economical soup is traditionally from Cochabamba, Bolivia. It is typically made with beef ribs or chicken, but it works well as a vegetarian soup too. You will find sopa de mani on most …

Sonso is a tasty treat from Bolivia made mainly with yucca and cheese. They can be fried, baked or grilled. It can be accompanied with a cup of tea or coffee.

It is the undisputable national alcoholic beverage of Bolivia which has a light, floral taste and is relatively easy in drinkability compared to other popular spirits, like whiskey or gin.

Typical, popular Bolivian food from the city of Cochabamba. When prepared properly, this tends to be a large and filling meal laden with carbohydrates and fat. It consists of a base layer of rice, usually white, followed by …

A sumptuous sandwich filled with roasted pork and crackling, pickled vegetables and a spicy chili sauce. These sandwichs are generally consumed in the afternoon, washed down with a couple of cold beers. https://www.bolivianlife.com/a-…

Bolivian chicken stew

El saice tarijeño is dish originally from Tarija in Bolivian. It is a hearty beef stew with vegetables. It is normally served with rice or noodles and a simple salad.

Typical Bolivian food. It is a heaped plate consisting of bite-sized pieces of beef, and french fry-cut potatoes. Added to this mixture are onions, locoto, boiled egg, mustard, mayonnaise, and ketchup. Smaller portions are simply called pique; pique …

Picante Mixto is a Bolivian dish of mixed meats, often chicken and pork, cooked in a spicy chili-based sauce. It is typically served with rice, boiled potatoes, and chuño (freeze-dried potato).

Literally translating as “Spicy Chicken”, this meal packs a punch. Fried chicken is the main ingredient and is covered in a thick spicy sauce, accompanied by boiled potatoes, rice, salad and a garnish of parsley. https://www.bolivianlife.com/a-…

Pasankallas are giant puffed corn kernels. They are often coated with sugar and sold as street food in bags in Bolivian marketplaces.