Guatemalan candies
First of all the answer for yesterday question is candies. These are artisan candies and Antigua is one of the best places in Guatemala to buy them. Please, watch out your sugar intake, these candies are very sweet and delicious.
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September 7th, 2006
Wow! I love candies and I cant’t resist at these candies…yummy yummy
September 7th, 2006
Sweet and delicious! Those are very powerful adjectives!! Who can’t resist them!
September 7th, 2006
They look delicious! Now I want some.
September 7th, 2006
We have some of these in Mexico too… I would love to taste the ones made in Guatemala.
Beautiful use of the colors Rudy.
September 7th, 2006
Thanks for your comment about my Circular Quay picture, very much appreciated coming from someone whose work I really enjoy. Most others commented on the story (and I like the idea of adding a little story to the photo) but you were the one who commented on the photo itself. And I was really proud of that zigzag pattern too.
Keep entertaining us with your colourful images of Guatemala. I visited the country 20 years ago and spent a day in Antigua. Had ‘pimientos rellenos’ in a cantina and remember it to this day, it was so spicy!!!!!
September 7th, 2006
Nathalie, you probably mean “chiles rellenos” even though you are right about the kind of capsicum which is pimiento. I posted a photo of chiles rellenos in my Guatemalan Cuisine series back in July 13th. Check it out, you might enjoy the photo and, who knows, maybe even feel nostalgic about it.
September 7th, 2006
I really like your yesterday’s post. I never get bored with colorful pictures! and these candies look yummy!