NEW ZEALANDER CHURROS!!

WHAT IT IS?

In Spain, churros are still a very popular breakfast, snack or dessert. It was only a matter of time before churros travelled to New Zealand to adopt delicious churros as its signature dish.

Churros are traditional Spanish desserts developed centuries ago by Spanish shepherds. Up high in the mountains, fresh baked goods were impossible to come by, so the ingenious, nomadic folk of the hills came up with a delicious cake-like, cylindrical, daily staple which they could easily cook in a pan over an open fire.

The ‘Churro’ got its name from the Spanish shepherds which saw a resemblance in their Churra sheep. Originally churros were about the size of a breadstick, and they were eaten plain or rolled in cinnamon sugar.

This delicious dessert must be always be accompanied by a cup of hot chocolate.

This dessert has been very welcomed in New Zealand due to his weather, specially in the south island .. Most cities in New Zealand have delicious food tracks where any local or traveller can try one.

WHY IT´S COOL?

  • Satisfy our cravings for sweet things.
  • Simple ingredients.
  • Easy to make.
  • Relatively cheap.
  • Power to creaet incredible memories.

WHY IT HAS FUTURE GROWTH POTENTIAL?

Me, as an spanish experienced traveller have try many types of desserts all around the world. And , any time I have found a food truck of churros it was full of people waiting for to buy them!

Reality is, that is not a new topic, by a long shot a discover, but churros is a clear example of how something cheap and easy to sell can be implemented anywhere.

I talked about New Zealand in my post, because I had an immpact when I found a churros food truck in Queenstown, the farest place from Madrid.

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  1. How cool is this "Seed"?

    Does it have future growth potential?

    Hi Julia. It’s a flat world and good ideas – or churros – can travel all over the globe. That’s a relevant observation. At the same time you document all too lightly. Als the video is an advertisement for churros and its decorations and doesn’t say anything about Australia (or is it an Australian add?) More rubrics should have been appreciated: New Zealand, churros. Also, please, make your most important words or sentences bold. That’s make reading more easy. Thanks, Julia. Take care with your 2/3 jobs 🙂
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  2. How cool is this "Seed"?

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    Hi Julia, your article is really nice and easy reading. It could benefit from more depth and detail. For example, exploring or diving into the variations of recipes and dipping sauces in New Zealand would have enriched the reader’s experience.
    Also, more bolds and or catchy and sexy words would help
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    A bit shallow, maybe add more insight as to why its gotten so popular in New Zealand, what they’ve done to make it there’s, and where else the popularity can spread to.
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