losfrailes
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Dry Ice in Ensenada
Anyone have specific information on where to purchase dry ice in Ensenada.
Taking frozen fish up north and it will be ready for more cold by the time I get to Ensenada.
[Edited on 8-28-2008 by losfrailes]
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there is an ice house located in downtown Ensenada, somewhere around Riveroll and 6th????.....maybe someone with more knowledge will chime in.
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Bajaguy, thanks. Note that I am specifically asking about 'Dry Ice'.
Do not want to use normal 'wet' ice.
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I never have seen dry ice in Baja... am curious... How do the ice cream carts keep their helados frozen without it?
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Quote: | Originally posted by David K
I never have seen dry ice in Baja... am curious... How do the ice cream carts keep their helados frozen without it? |
With dry ice. and it is supplied to them by the same people that sell them the ice cream.
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The suppliers being the people that sell the ice cream to the street vendors is verified by an Ice House in Ensenada.
Now to try and find out who sells the ice cream to the street vendors.
My saga continues, stay tuned!
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Heh, I was at a Stater Bros in Ensenada a little while ago picking up some ice cream for a friend of mine and even they didn't have dry ice for my
friend's ice cream.
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None of the businesses that sell ice cream in a storefront will have it since they use freezers, you need to find the one that distributes to the
little carts that sell on the streets. Around noon, after school any Ensenada nomad is sure to find one hanging out right outside the school. Or maybe
an Ensenada Nomad can make some local calls.
http://guia-baja-california.guiamexico.com.mx/elaboracion-de...
http://ensenada.infored.com.mx/9468/Del-Valle-Paleteria.html
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Thanks to FDT as usual on things about the northern border.
ERNESTO JAUREGUI DELGADILLO - FABRICA DE PALETAS Y PROD. HELADOS(646)176-1777
AVENIDA CORAL 213 - COLONIA BUSTAMANTE - 22840 - ENSENADA - BAJA CALIFORNIA
Sells Dry Ice in Ensenada.
Epic Saga Over. Thanks to all!
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Wayne,
Please check your U2U.
Thanks,
Kathy
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You might want to check with the ice cream store which is right next to Taco Dons on the Malecon in Santa Rosalia, as he had some one day that came in
on the ice cream truck.
I have kept fish for up to 4 days if it is frozen hard, wrap it up in a few blankets or sleeping bags, and it was still rockhard with the frost 4
days later.
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As you drive north on the Reforma, before reaching Chapultepec, keep looking right for "Hielera Diamante." I believe they sell dry ice.
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Quote: | Originally posted by losfrailes
Anyone have specific information on where to purchase dry ice in Ensenada.
Taking frozen fish up north and it will be ready for more cold by the time I get to Ensenada.
[Edited on 8-28-2008 by losfrailes] |
Did you ever find dry ice in Ensenada?
[Edited on 5-4-2009 by LaTijereta]
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Watched 'Pride of the Yankees' last night with Alex, after which there wasn't a dry ice in the house.
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Quote: | Originally posted by postholedigger
Heh, I was at a Stater Bros in Ensenada a little while ago picking up some ice cream for a friend of mine and even they didn't have dry ice for my
friend's ice cream. |
I didn't know there was a Stater Bros. here. Is there a Von's also?
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Just down the block from Nordstrom's.
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Quote: | Originally posted by Pescador
I have kept fish for up to 4 days if it is frozen hard, wrap it up in a few blankets or sleeping bags, and it was still rockhard with the frost 4
days later. | I agree with Pescador. This is the easiest way to get it to the border and then if you still
have a long drive from there I'm sure you can find what you need in San Diego. Personally I use crumpled newspaper inside my ice chest with the fish
(frozen hard) then duct tape the chest closed. It will keep your fillets rock hard for several days. I've used this method several times even
during the summer with the chest left in the camper shell..
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You might even consider investing in one of these:
http://www.triggerandreel.com/Engel_50_p/engel50.htm
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Chula Vista
Smart & Final
3141 Main Street
Chula Vista, CA (619) 427-0202
Wayne, look on Smart and Final website for a location close to whereever for you on the way North. I have bought dry ice for years to transport ice
creme to Juan y Juan's when heading South.
Last week I discovered that my local Torrance Store was out, but that they keep a reseve in the back. I just asked the stockers...cashiers didn't have
a clue.
Eat more ice creme in Baja!
Juan del Rio
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There's like 13 Smart & Final stores throughout the TJ, Ensenada and Mexicali area. They co-own with Calimax. Don't know, however, if they do the
dry ice thing there.
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