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Hand Ground Drinking Chocolate
In San Miguel de Allende we found a great brand of traditional Mexican drinking chocolate. It’s a delicious blend of sugar, chocolate, almonds, and cinammon. The Silva Aguiar family produces it in the town of Zacatecas.
According to the owner of the shop where we bought it, the chocolate is still hand ground [...]
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Traditional Mexican Hot Chocolate
Hot chocolate is served throughout Mexico. It differs greatly from hot chocolate served in the U.S. The taste is much earthier, richer, and less sweet than hot chocolate made from chocolate syrup.
In the state of Oaxaca, you will find a hot chocolate shop on every corner instead of a coffee shop. Mexicans [...]
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A great Mexican beer is Noche Buena. It’s a dark beer available only around the Christmas holidays. If you find it at the store, grab a case while you can.
The direct translation of Noche Buena is a good night. Noche Buena has two meanings. It’s the Spanish name for a poinsettia plant and it also [...]
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Mexican Jamaica, a hibiscus iced tea, is a refreshing, healthier alternative to soft drinks. It’s inexpensive, quick and simple to make. The only ingredients are dried hibiscus flowers, water, and sugar to taste.
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