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Es picante y condimentada
Se agrega queso a los alimentos calientes y limón a los alimentos fritos (correct)
Se sirve con arroz y frijoles
Se come con tenedores y cuchillos de plata

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The author has three conversations with his daughter on May 25th, Argentina's national holiday.
He tells her about the hardships of going to school in Argentina, including the cold weather.
Being Argentine is also about drinking mate and not understanding the relationship between mateína and acidity.
The author encourages his daughter to put dulce de leche on everything she eats.
Argentine cuisine involves putting cheese on hot foods and lemon on fried foods.
The author recommends his daughter listen to other songs by María Elena Walsh as she gets older.
The song "Serenata para la tierra de uno" is particularly meaningful and may make her cry.
Being Argentine is about a sense of identity and dignity.
The author believes his daughter can be Argentine even if she was not born in Argentina.
The text is written by Hernán Casciari and was published on May 25th, 2015.