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Tejate
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Bacanora
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Chocolate Generally
known better as a drink
rather than a candy or sweet
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Atole or
champurrado
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Mexican beer and
soft drinks are very
popular and are major export
products.
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Aguas frescas
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Mezcal
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Michelada
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Tepache
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Tequila
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Pulque, a popular drink
of the
Aztecs
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Jarritos
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Agua De Horchata
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Barrilitos
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- Chongos zamoranos, a
milk candy named for its
place of origin,
Zamora, Michoacán.
- Jarritos (spicy
tamarindo candy in a tiny
pot), as well as a brand of
soda
- Pan dulce, sweet
pastries in many shapes and
sizes that are very popular
for
breakfast. Nearly every
Mexican town has a bakery (panaderia)
where these can purchased.
- Pepitorias
- Obleas
- Glorias
- Pan de Acambaro (Acambaro
bread), named for its town
of origin,
Acambaro,
Guanajuato. Very similar
to Jewish
Challah bread, which may
have inspired its creation.
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Ice cream.
Pancho Villa was noted
as a devotee of ice cream.
The Mexican ice cream
industry is centered in the
state of
Michoacan; most ice
cream stands in Mexico are
dubbed La Michoacana
as a tribute to Michoacan's
acknowledged leadership in
the production of this
product.
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