Súper Selectos es un buen supermercado
aquí en El Salvador. La empresa es
de dueños salvadoreños y hay más que 75 sucursales en el país. Es un mercado normal, pero tiene buenos acentos, como frutas y vegetales
especiales, comida internacional y gourmet, y muchos empleos para
ayudarle. Intento hacer mis
compras en mercados menos comerciales pero Súper Selectos es tan fácil y tiene
casi todo lo que quiero. Aquí
están algunas cosas que me gustan mucho.
Todas son hechas en El Salvador y tienen muy buena calidad.
Super Selectos is a great grocery store
here in El Salvador. Owned and run
by Salvadorans, there are over 75 stores in the country. It’s a normal looking grocery store
with special touches, like specialty produce, gourmet and international pantry
items, and plenty of employees in the aisles to help you. I try to shop at less commercial
markets but Super Selectos has most of what I need and it’s easy! Here are some of my favorite food
items, all made here in El Salvador.
Yes Natural
Yogurt - unsweetened and simple.
I
have it everyday in licuados or alone with fresh papaya and granola.
La Lucania
Fresh Mozzarella and Ricotta – fantastic!
Quail Eggs –
so delicate and pretty!
Cooked Beets
– They’re good for you!
Carnivale
Hummus - the perfect quantity (I always make too much)
Suprema Beer
“La magia está en los detalles”
If I knew how to photo and post, I'd recommend the olive salad for muffeletas made by a company called "Enrico Formella" out of Illinois. I find it in small bottles, SOMETIMES, in the gourmet section of SS and also at Alioli. I called the distributor (JFM) offering to buy it by the case. Distributor's response has been less than nothing!
ReplyDeleteI can make my own but the Enrico Formella is better.
I love the YES natural unsweetened yogurt! I love Super Selectos (but then again, I love all supermarkets around the world). I usually get the Wasa fiber crisps (because fiber!), which are healthy and go nicely with hummus and cucumbers; the big box of crema para batir so I can make homemade gelato; Bucanero Cuban beer (can't stand flavorless Salvadoran beer); Roland's Thai curry paste; and Shaw's 70% dark chocolate. The list goes on and on, and I notice that most of these things are more international than Salvadoran, but still.
ReplyDeleteHi Christina and Wisellort, Thanks for writing! I like hearing what you two like from Super Selectos. I'm most excited to try the Bucanero beer. Happy grocery shopping!
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