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The world's largest barbecue

(Vanity of vanities, all is vanity! Very Argentine So I am of that nationality, if not pride or shame that this makes me really do not know)

Some 13 tons of delicious beef Argentina were roasted on Sunday in the province of La Pampa, who entered the Guinness Book of Records to make "the world's largest barbecue" organizers reported.

(AFP. -) Some 13 tonnes of Argentina were delicious roast beef grilled on Sunday in the province of La Pampa (center), who entered the Guinness Book of Records to prepare "the world's largest barbecue, organizers reported.

The giant roast, which sampled about 30,000 people, was held on the campus of the Rural Society of General Pico, 575 kilometers west of the capital of Argentina.

was laborious preparation of 80 roasters who received an ovation from the traditional cry of 'applause for the grill' usually uttered in the midst of this traditional meal Argentina to celebrate the exquisite taste of the roast in iron crosses stuck in the ground.

In total 13,713 kilos of roast beef to be sold at a rate of 14 pesos per kilo (3.40 dollars) a bargain compared with prices that Argentines pay at the counter of the butcher, where main product of the food basket saw a sharp increase in recent months.

necessary for the event were some 25,000 kilos of firewood and nearly a thousand crosses BBQ, collaborated in the manufacture of technical school students and military.

La Pampa and was awarded a record he held Montevideo, capital of Uruguay, in April 2008 prepared a roast beef 12 tons to about 20,000.

The Argentines, the devotees of the classic 'barbecue', are one of the world's largest consumers of beef, whose excellent quality is recognized internationally.

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Why do some cultures react to disaster by reverting to everyone for himself, but others—especially the Japanese—display altruism even in adversity? "

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Why do some cultures that people react to the disaster planning only themselves, while other , especially in the Japanese- demonstrate their altruism even in adversity? "
Ed West, a journalist with The Telegraph.

That I wonder .

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