Champurrado is a traditional Mexican hot drink made from masa (corn dough), chocolate, and a blend of spices, typically served during colder months or special occasions like Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) and Christmas. It is a rich, thick, and creamy beverage that combines the comforting flavors of corn and chocolate, often...
Learn moreCapirotada is a traditional Mexican dessert, often enjoyed during Lent and Easter, although it can be made year-round. It’s a type of bread pudding made with layers of toasted bread, syrup, and various ingredients like fruits, nuts, and cheese. The dish has deep cultural and religious significance, symbolizing the passion of Christ, with the bread...
Learn moreAtole is a traditional Mexican hot beverage made with masa (corn dough) or masa harina (corn flour), water or milk, and sweetened with sugar or piloncillo (unrefined cane sugar). It has a thick, creamy consistency and is often flavored with ingredients like vanilla, cinnamon, or chocolate. Atole is deeply rooted in Mexican history, with origins...
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