Comments on: Cabras de Cafayate: How To Visit A Surprising Goat Farm At Domingo Hermanos https://authenticfoodquest.com/goat-farm-tour-argentina/ Explore Local Culture Through Food Thu, 22 Aug 2024 13:58:07 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=7.0 By: Authentic Food Quest https://authenticfoodquest.com/goat-farm-tour-argentina/#comment-4509 Thu, 22 Dec 2016 17:54:52 +0000 http://authenticfoodquest.com/?p=18344#comment-4509 In reply to Anastasia.

You are so right Anastasia, learning about the goat cheese manufacturing process was incredibly fascinating. Indeed the backdrop and delicious Cafayate wines make a nice complement to the cheese!! Thanks so much for your comments.

]]> By: Anastasia https://authenticfoodquest.com/goat-farm-tour-argentina/#comment-4507 Thu, 22 Dec 2016 12:31:03 +0000 http://authenticfoodquest.com/?p=18344#comment-4507 I’m fascinated by how tradition of finest European cheese production is carried on in Argentina – just with more breath-taking views as a backdrop šŸ˜‰

]]> By: Authentic Food Quest https://authenticfoodquest.com/goat-farm-tour-argentina/#comment-2576 Mon, 30 May 2016 21:14:00 +0000 http://authenticfoodquest.com/?p=18344#comment-2576 In reply to Manuel.

Hi Manuel, thanks for your note and comments. You are right, Cafayate is a charming city with so much to offer. We wished we had more time in Cafayate to really enjoy the region. Yes, please do share any information about folklore and your friend’s new web page link. It would be great to support local tour companies in the lovely region of Cafayate. Thanks for the note about Torrontes – we’ve made the change šŸ™‚ Please stay in touch and send us the information. Be well, Rosemary and Claire

]]> By: Manuel https://authenticfoodquest.com/goat-farm-tour-argentina/#comment-2561 Mon, 30 May 2016 02:42:32 +0000 http://authenticfoodquest.com/?p=18344#comment-2561 Hi girls, my name is Manuel, IĀ“m from Argentina, funny coincidence, IĀ“ve found you by accident, looking for some information to upload to a friendĀ“s page.
Actually he leads a tour company in Cafayate Argentina, and IĀ“m giving him some help with a new web page proyect.
Frankly speaking, I fell in love with Cafayate, itĀ“s a little city with many things to do and to learn, from itĀ“s interesting winery culture and ethnic cuisine to breathtaking landscapes and amazing folk histories.
I feel sorry for the “lack of a translator”, it would make your visit even much more enjoyable.
On the other hand your I found your note really charming and interesting.
If you need more information about our “folklore” feel free to ask, and if you want me to, I will send to you my friendĀ“s new web page link within the next couple of weeks for you to discover a bit more of Cafayate.
Just a little correction, the wine is “TorrontĆ©s” not TorrentĆ©s as mentioned in the article.

Stay well, blessings!!!!!

Manuel.

]]> By: Authentic Food Quest https://authenticfoodquest.com/goat-farm-tour-argentina/#comment-2437 Mon, 16 May 2016 19:37:28 +0000 http://authenticfoodquest.com/?p=18344#comment-2437 In reply to Psychic Nest.

Thanks so much Zaria for your enthusiasm and your comments. That’s amazing that you drink goat milk that frequently. On the other hand, we eat it quite regularly. Glad you like the photos. We were very impressed with how they take care of their goats – the feeding, the lots, the music, everything šŸ™‚ Cheers!

]]> By: Psychic Nest https://authenticfoodquest.com/goat-farm-tour-argentina/#comment-2431 Mon, 16 May 2016 18:33:17 +0000 http://authenticfoodquest.com/?p=18344#comment-2431 Hi Claire and Rosemary,

What a fantastic experience you had! I love dairy products and at least twice a week I drink goat milk. I also use goat cheese in my food. It is impressive how they don’t separate the newborn goats from their mothers. Many big farms do that which is really sad. The photos are amazing as well, especially the ones with the newborn goats!

Zaria

]]> By: Authentic Food Quest https://authenticfoodquest.com/goat-farm-tour-argentina/#comment-2304 Sun, 01 May 2016 19:06:17 +0000 http://authenticfoodquest.com/?p=18344#comment-2304 In reply to Stella @ Travelerette.

Wow, that’s interesting – chicken heart and gizzards!! Good for you for being brave. You are right, sometimes the most delicious things are the surprising parts of the animals. Yum! No need for excuses to eat more goat cheese…just providing the additional benefits..:) Thanks for your comments Stella.

]]> By: Stella @ Travelerette https://authenticfoodquest.com/goat-farm-tour-argentina/#comment-2299 Sun, 01 May 2016 16:54:43 +0000 http://authenticfoodquest.com/?p=18344#comment-2299 Thank you for sharing! I love goat cheese, so I was glad to hear about the health benefits. And it’s terrific to see that the goats are kept well and fed with care. But I don’t really need an excuse to eat more goat cheese.

The last surprising food tour I went on was in Tokyo where I ate chicken hearts and gizzards. But I will eat absolutely anything so I liked it, especially the chicken heart.

]]> By: Authentic Food Quest https://authenticfoodquest.com/goat-farm-tour-argentina/#comment-2277 Fri, 29 Apr 2016 14:10:21 +0000 http://authenticfoodquest.com/?p=18344#comment-2277 In reply to Agness.

Thanks Agness for your comments. Great experience and lots of fun and learning. Our goal is to inspire people to travel through food and specifically what is local and authentic. Hope you can get to see the goats in Cafayate for yourself soon. Cheers.

]]> By: Agness https://authenticfoodquest.com/goat-farm-tour-argentina/#comment-2275 Fri, 29 Apr 2016 10:31:16 +0000 http://authenticfoodquest.com/?p=18344#comment-2275 What an awesome trip! These goats look so adorable! I love animals and I could spend hours with them outside playing!

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