The tereré, cold mate used to hydrate and alleviate the heat
Topic: Stories and Anecdotes, habits and customs, Recommended
The tereré, cold mate used to hydrate and alleviate the heat. Habits and customs, we recommend tereré is a traditional drink of the Gran Chaco region (Paraguay, Bolivia and Argentina), consisting of a drink maté (Ilex paraguariensis) with cold water and other herbs are commonly used, mint (Mentha arvensis ), the lemon verbena (Lippia citriodora), peperina mint, leaves of grapefruit, avocado, orange, lemon, and others. It differs from the mate in the latter traditionally is made with hot water. Macerated maté put in cold water resulting in a pleasant drink without the hassle of cold mate. A folk version of the creation of tereré note that during the Chaco War (between Paraguay and Bolivia, 1932-1935), the troops began to drink the cold mate not to light fires that betray their position. Anyway, it is a fact that the tereré became popular in Paraguay only when the veteran soldiers of the Chaco him into daily life. Paraphernalia and Tereré Mate Unlike conventional hot mate, which traditionally takes a gourd ( squash), in the case of the grass tereré can either put in a glass (which has more capacity ...



















