Argentina: Street Food Bite and Booze of the World Cup

Folks, the road has been long, some knees have been grabbed, and each bite has been more delicious than the last. It's time for our last stop along the street food guide to the FIFA World Cup 2014. Argentina has fought valiantly and battles against Germany at 2pm today. This final segment along our street food journey includes a bite of the Choripan and a sip of the Argentina Cocktail.

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Choripan is a typical snack or lunch item in Argentina. Similar to the American hot dog, Choripan is a link of chorizo on a freshly baked bun dressed with fresh chimichurri. Both of these ingredients can be found around town and make for the most hopped up hot dog you've had in a while. Chimichurri is a sauce composed of oil, lime juice, spicy peppers, parsley, garlic, and oregano. It's simple to make and delicious on numerous eats. This is a perfect item to serve up for the match!

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The Argentina Cocktail has a lot of ingredients and a lot of deliciousness. Gin and vermouth come together with bitters and orange juice to make a flavorful drink. It's herbal and fruity, which is perfect for a day of watching other people run around and kick a ball back and forth while you sit in an air conditioned room. It's the final day of the World Cup so make a few drinks, eat a lot, and soak it in!