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Information on buying goods from Nuns/Convents in Madrid, Seville, Barcelona

burgeoningfoodie | Aug 29, 2011 06:49 AM

My wife and I are traveling to Spain in the Fall and would like to know more information about the process of buying goods from the convents/nuns/monestaries. I believe I remember reading something about their being a lazy susan that the exchange happens on as the nuns can not view the public, but that is all I know. How does the process occur and what goods are available (in general) for purchase?

Gracias por su ayuda.

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