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Ikea meatballs in Chile rival their furniture

Summary by El Pais
Rather than going for furniture or decorative objects to the new stores that the Swedish firm Ikea opened a year ago in Chile, today the main plan of those who live in the country's capital, Santiago, is to go eat meatballs. The modest price of the plate of meat balls, accompanied by mashed potatoes and blueberry jam — about 5.6 dollars (5.2 euros) — has won over palates among diners in the South American country. In its first year of activity i…
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