Here's a sampling of local Cuban products that aren't costly high art.
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| This is a shelf from local market. Cuban has many non-wheat alcoholic products. |
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| Small street markets sell local condiments. Bottles are reused. |
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| This plate of local fruit represents all the variety available in November. Cuban food is limited to what's grown in Cuba. |
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| The largest collection of vendors with local crafts |
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| The crafts center has many isles of vendors |
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| Products proudly shown by an old-time vendor |
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| Cuban themed T-shirts are abundant but most cotton is imported. |
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| If you can't buy cigars, carvings are available |
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| Recycled products often are recycled into art |
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| Bongos -- the famous Cuban cliche |
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| Carvings of cliche Cuban with bongos |
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| Resin or leather statues for filling suitcases |
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| Inexpensive fans locally made |
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| Guava pulp is traditional for Cuban pastries |
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| Here's a collection of local condiments and household items |
















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