Thank you Sir for this wealth of information about Bucerias which will guide me to my final choice where to direct my retirement destination in Mexico.
Great video! We have stayed just 1 mile down the beach at Villa del Palmar 6 times in the last 16 years. We have always gone to Bucerias a couple of times each visit. We have booked a week in December this year. We can't wait to visit Bucerias again.
I agree, La Comer has the largest selection of any grocery store I have ever seen here in Mexico or even the US. Love living here full time here in Bucerias.
Mexico is North America. North American brands such as Herdez is Mexican and Herdez was established around 1910 in Mexico. So I don't know why you would say or you would refer to it as US company. Other Mexican companies are: Arnold - Producer of loaf bread primarily sold throughout the United States Ball Park - Producer of buns & rolls Bays - Producer of English muffins Beefsteak - Producer of bread Bimbo - Producing cakes and bread, found in major United States cities with large Hispanic and Hispanic-American populations Boboli - Producer of ready-made pizza crusts Brownberry - Producer of loaf bread primarily sold throughout the United States[21] Colombo - Producer of sweet and sourdough bread products. Formerly Colombo Baking Company. EarthGrains - Producer of loaf bread primarily sold throughout the United States Entenmann's - Pastry baker in the United States Francisco - Producer of bread and rolls Freihofer's - Producer of bread and cakes most commonly found in upstate New York Grandma Sycamore's - Producer of homemade breads, based in Utah and found in the intermountain west area J.J. Nissen - Producer of bread commonly found in New England Lender's Bagels - Producer of bagels Marinela - Producer of Mexican cookies and pastry Mrs. Baird's - A leading bakery primarily present in Texas and surrounding states Old Country - Restaurant bread Oroweat - Producer of loaf bread primarily sold throughout the United States Sara Lee - North America Fresh Bakery unit only. Stroehmann - Producer of loaf bread in the United States Thomas' - Producer of English muffins and bagels Tía Rosa - Producer of home-style bread, pastry, and tortillas These brands although appeared to be American are owned by Bimbo bakeries US a company of Bimbo Mexico. I can name thousands and thousands of other brands that are Mexican and are sold all over North America (Mexico, Canada and the US). So this notion that because you haven't seen brands in your home town, so they must be only home grown brands is wrong. Then we you said that Mexicans have bought into "our grocery buying culture" when you referred to packaging food. Well is it US culture or Mexican Culture? the tortilla machine that you showed was invented in the 1940s. When did you see your first tortillas chips bag in the US? In the 1940s too? back then Mexico was closed to the world. Tequila was invented in 1890s and the US didn't know about tequila until 1930s. The point is that convenience of packaging food and/or bottling drinks is not a US only culture. I'm sorry but you knowledge on Mexico and North America as whole is quite limited. But to be fair, it's not only you. Millions of Americans don't know about Mexico and its importance in the world. Many go to Cancun and other cities in Mexico and say wow it's so Americanized when they see modern hotels or buildings. But the true is that modern Architecture is similar all over the world. Or is modern architecture a "our (US) architecture" too?
