The video of the actor sharing his Argentine passions quickly went viral on social networks.
Ryan Goslingactor Barbie and La la landrevealed in an interview that he is a fan of two Argentine foods: croissants and ice cream from the Freddo chain.
In an interview with TN Show, where together with the actress Emily Blunt he talked about his new movie The Fall Guythe actor was disconcerting when talking about two passions that he incorporated on a trip to Argentina.
Ryan Gosling’s love for ice cream and Argentine croissants
“Does Freddo still exist in Argentina?”the actor asked. “Yes. Do you know him?” the journalist responded. “Yeah, it’s like, I always think about that. The best ice cream,” Gosling responded.
“What is that?” Blunt asked, not wanting to be left out of the conversation. “Ice cream,” the actor responded. “You told me that you were in Argentina…” said the journalist. “It was a long time ago. I don’t remember when but I do remember Freddo who left a mark on me,” declared the actor. “And the croissants were something… That’s how you start the day”he added.
“What are croissants? Something pastry?” Blunt asked again. “It’s a small croissant. Something like that, but sweeter,” Gosling replied. “Uh, how beautiful. Can you dip it in coffee?” asked the actress.
“Yes, it’s for breakfast. And you can order it at four in the morning,” Gosling continued. “I have to go,” Blunt commented. “Yes because they start preparing them very early in the morning. It is better to have them when they are warm,” the actor continued.
“How much time did you spend in Argentina?” the journalist asked. “Not enough,” he admitted. the actor. “Time is never enough,” added the actress.
The video of the actor sharing his Argentine passions quickly went viral on social networks.
Source: Ambito
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