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Mexican Coffee & Chocolate
A practical guide to this part of Mexico food culture, including what to look for, how beginners can start, and where each recommendation fits.
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Coffee & Drinks
Café de Olla Coffee
Coffee inspired by the traditional cinnamon-and-piloncillo preparation known as café de olla.
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Abuelita Mexican Hot Chocolate Tablets
Chocolate tablets designed for whisking into milk or water for a spiced, frothy drink.
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Ibarra Mexican Chocolate
A classic tablet-style Mexican chocolate for hot drinks, baking, and mole-related cooking.
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Piloncillo
Unrefined cane sugar used in drinks, desserts, sauces, and traditional sweets.
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Mexican Cinnamon Sticks
Ceylon-style cinnamon sticks commonly used in café de olla, hot chocolate, rice pudding, and desserts.
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Mexican Vanilla Beans
Whole vanilla beans for custards, drinks, baked goods, and premium dessert projects.
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