Day of the Dead Candy: Quiebradientes

Day of the Dead Candy: Quiebradientes

Quiebradientes, teethbrakers, are typical and traditional hard candy from Guatemala. As the name implies, it is hard and it can break your teeth you have weak pearly whites. These candies may be appropriate to entertain the trick-or-treaters for a long while on the eve of Día de los difuntos, Day of the Dead, also known as Halloween; don’t you think?. ;-)

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  1. This treats look so colorfull and delicious even though i had a lot of candy from yesterday halloween.



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