Food shopping in Mexico City
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Super Soya
A whole-foods shop where you can find all the normal healthy fare, including various nutty breads and biscuits, soy products, natural vitamins and minerals, sugarless sweets and invigorating power snacks for keeping up your pavement-pounding momentum.
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Bene Pasta
Somehow you don’t associate Mexico with homemade pasta, although this company has been going for some 100 years. As you would expect, the pasta is wonderfully colorful: fusilli coils of red, purple, green and orange. If this sounds too much of an indigestible dazzle, they also sell traditional white, plus jars of homemade sauce.
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Bodega de Quesos
Join the line of cheese-lovers at this corner shop, with its vast choice of national and international cheeses, including requesón from Chiapas, creamy Brie, Camembert, feta, gorgonzola, fresh mozzarella, parmesan and the costly cured Spanish Manchego (at M$436 per kilo).
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Green Corner
This natural food store stocks everything you could possibly shake a carrot stick at, including organic juices, tofu, nuts and dried fruits, whole-wheat pasta (a rarity here), organic spreads, jams and herbal teas. There’s a restaurant, too.
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La Truffe
Lots of imported and local gourmet goodies, including cheese, wine, pasta, mustards, pickles, jams, dried chilies, organic marmalades and jams. La Truffe also organizes wine tasting events.
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Dulcería de Celaya
Candy store operating since 1874 with candied fruits and coconut-stuffed lemons; worth a look just for the ornate building.
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