The Huasao trip did not end just like that. Before returning to Cusco we hopped on a minibus to Tipón, the region's cuy capital. Cuy, as you might guess from the first picture, is the Spanish word for guinea pig; a cuyería, in turn, serves fresh roasted cuyes. We figured we might as well give it a try while we are here, and it made for a great outing (beats sitting in a freezing classroom for four hours).
Jeanie aka Shimmy, Timo, and Libia, playing the sapo game while waiting for lunch to be served.
There's the sapo. Beneath him is a drawer with several compartments, each giving a certain number of points to whoever tosses a metal disk into it.
What does it taste like? Honestly, a lot like chicken.
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The child who would only eat about 10 things until she was 13 is now eating this?!! You are braver than I am.
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Emily Davis! Why haven't I heard from you in FOREVER?? :) Peru looks absolutely amazing!! I just got back from my tour of Europe on the 18th - wish I was still there! Favorite places: Paris, Switzerland and Poros Island, Greece. I was kinda sad that we didn't get to go to Spain. We should plan a mini vacation together when we're older - maybe Thailand? Australia? Buenos Aires? Hmmm.... :)
Anyways, miss you tons! Come back home safely!
i miss being able to comment regularly on your blog. but i did enjoy your comment on my blog. :D
i´m so jealous you got to eat cuy! i never did. they say the head is the best part... are they right?
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