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Traditional Guatemalan Candies for the End of the Year

How many of these Guatemalan candies can you name? How many have you tried? Dulces de cabecera, or headboard candies or sweets, …

Here’s your Spanish word of the day: Dulcería or candy store. La Dulcería de Doña María Gordillo is quite possibly the most …

Here’s your Guatemalan Spanish Word of the Day: turrón or meringue is the Guatemalan word for well-beaten egg whites and sugar. In …

Okay, it’s Friday and it’s time to give a free post card away again. Today’s game is very simple: the person that …

First of all the answer for yesterday question is candies. These are artisan candies and Antigua is one of the best places …

Today’s picture is an unusual perspective, perhaps even an original take on the chupetes which are normally photographed like this. Well, you …

I plate like this will set you back Q20/$2.50 in the main square of San Felipe de Jesús, a great locale for …

I posted a photo showing some of the Guatemalan sweets on November 1. Today, I am showing you the booth of the …

Guatemalan traditional candies and sweets are still made with fruits and seeds (they are so behind!). At front we have sweets made …

RWOrange put together a very comprehensive list of the restaurants and food I have covered in AntiguaDailyPhoto in Chowhound. Here’s the list …

The typical or traditional sweets at la Dulcería de Doña María Gordillo are “… made from milk, condensed milk, coconut, almonds, marzapan, …

Dulcería is the Spanish word for candy store and La Dulcería de Doña María Gordillo is probably the most famous candy store …

November 1 is one of the most important dates in Guatemala. On November 1 Guatemalans go to the cemeteries to remember and …

I am sorry guys, I know it gets boring, but I have to bring another photo with rich colors. These are wrappers …