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Guatemalan Food: Tostaditas

Here’s your Guatemalan Spanish word of the day: Tostaditas or mini tostadas It’s been a while since I publish a Guatemalan food …

Lunch Time on the Streets of Antigua Guatemala

At lunch time one can find stands of food vendors pop up at street corners or around parks in Antigua Guatemala. These …

Food Truck in Antigua Guatemala

Some people might claim this is the first food truck in Antigua Guatemala, but that is not true, since there are quite …

Acts of Kindness: Feeding the Street Dogs

I believe the majority of real heroes are anonymous. The real heroes do their work out of conviction and love. I spotted …

Lent Food: Batido Drink

Batido is a fruity drink topped with a powder called pinol, a coarse flour made from ground toasted maize kernels, often in …

Guatemalan Food Sampler: Salpicón, Chojín and Guacamol

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

Restaurant & Food Overview

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

Framed Street from Antigua Guatemala

It is difficult to frame a shadow, especially if it’s moving, but it can be done. Now, if you had asked me …

Buñuelos Are Another Traditional Guatemalan Christmas Food

By the way, although I have not mentioned it yet, every night as I write the daily entry I can hear the bombas (bombs) firecracker, the cohetes (firecrackers) being burnt, the church bells tolling, the canchinflines (whistle) firecracker and all kinds of unknown (to me) firecracker being burnt and creating a loud bang which I can hear as echoes through the far away streets. In additions to the smells and scents, the Christmas season in Guatemala has a soundtrack of its own.