Fast-food chains of Argentina

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Answer 1

California Burrito Co.

California Burrito Co. is a fast food restaurant chain that specializes in burritos. It was started by Jordan Metzner, Sam Nadler and Chris Burns in 2006 in Buenos Aires. There are now 4 stores in Buenos Aires, 12 stores in Colombia, 1 store in Santiago, Chile, 1 in Cordoba, Argentina, 17 in Bangalore and 1 in Chennai .

Metzner and Nadler attended Indiana University, graduating in 2005. Both studied business at the Kelley School of Business. After college, Metzner and Nadler moved to Buenos Aires. They found a downtown location and began construction.

In April 2006, the first California Burrito Co. (CBC) opened, and in 2008, new partners came on to help CBC expand. In April 2009, CBC opened its second location in Palermo Soho. In June 2009, CBC opened its third store in DOT Baires Shopping, but it was closed on September 2012.

In October 2009, CBC opened its first store in Medellín, Colombia, in Centro Comercial Oviedo.

In November 2009, CBC opened its first store in Cordoba, Argentina, in Patio Olmos Mall.

In December 2009, CBC opened in Belgrano, Buenos Aires, on the corner of Cabildo and Juramento.

In March 2011, CBC opened in Montevideo, Uruguay.

The company specializes in burritos that customers can custom design. They also sell tacos, nachos and salads.

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Answer 2

Mostaza

Mostaza

Mostaza is an Argentinian fast food chain that was established in 1998. Its specialities are hamburgers, sandwiches, desserts and café. It is the third largest fast food chain in its country, after the multinational McDonald's and Burger King, respectively. To June, 2011, Mostaza had 50 restaurants around the country, being present in hypermarkets, malls and on the street.

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Answer 3

Pumper Nic

Pumper Nic

Pumper Nic (or just Pumper) was a popular chain of fast-food restaurants in Argentina during the 1980s. It is currently considered by many Argentines to be a cult classic. Its name is derived from the German pumpernickel, a type of bread. The signature sandwich was the Mobur, a sandwich with an egg in between.

Pumper Nic was founded by Tito Lowenstein in 1974, also an ex-owner of Quickfood, founder of the renowned Argentine beef hamburger supplier, "Paty", and the "Las Leñas" tourist complex in Argentina.

Pumper Nic's name and logo was a based upon Burger King's, before the latter began operating in Argentina. When Burger King and McDonald's started business in Argentina, Pumper had to change its logo due to a lawsuit by Burger King and started losing money, eventually going bankrupt. Pumper Nic became defunct in 1999.

The franchise had a mascot, a green hippo called "NIC".

One of their famous menu items was Dos por uno − two burgers for the price of one. French fries were called Frenys. Names of other Pumper Nic sandwiches include: Mobur, Jaque (JAmon y QUEso, ham and cheese) and Jaque'H.

Their most famous tagline was "Pumper Nic, the new way of dining" (La nueva forma de comer)

Nic the hippo, is featured among the animals that escape from the Los Angeles Zoo during an earthquake that hits Los Angeles in the short animated Oscar-winning film Logorama (2009).

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