Perhaps the most sinful of all spanish traditions is thick, rich hot cocoa that accompanies churros for breakfast. Adapted as part of the American fast-food and convience store diet, the churro in its traditional form is a far more respectable culinary creation. Freshly mixed batter is fried to a golden brown, dusted with sugar, and served fresh and crispy. If you have never tried a fresh and crispy churro that has been dipped in thick hot cocoa, then you certainly have not experienced the best that Spain has to offer.
Traditionally served as breakfast when paired with chocolate, or all alone at the many regional festivals throughout Spain, the humble churro is truly one of our favorite Spanish traditions. For our family, the perfect Sunday morning is sitting together around the table and enjoying churros con chocolate, a cup of Torrefacto Coffee, and some fresh seasonal fruit.
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Easy to clean, Hand-operated churrera. Make your Churros fresh for your Spanish style cocoa. After this, you’ll insist on only fresh home-made Churros. Multiple nozzle attachments included. Size: Holds about 2 cups Origin: Spain
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Rich, thick Spanish hot cocoa mix. Different from ordinary cocoa, this powder is prepared with extra cocoa solids for an extra thick consistency. Size: 7oz/200g Origin: Barcelona, Spain
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Rich, thick Spanish hot cocoa mix packed as a bar (Piedra) in the traditional manner. Different from ordinary cocoa, this bar is prepared with extra cocoa solids for an extra thick consistency. Size: 7oz/200g Origin: Barcelona, Spain
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Rich, thick Spanish hot cocoa mix packed as a bar (Piedra) in the traditional manner. Different from ordinary cocoa, this bar is prepared with extra cocoa solids for an extra thick consistency. Size: 14oz/400g Origin: Barcelona, Spain
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