Mexican Churros

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Our co-founder Luis has loved to make and eat churros since he was a child in Mexico. Nothing could beat going to the churrerias, the ultimate comfort food. Churros have a rich history that spans centuries and continents. They became very popular in Europe and a staple of Spanish and Portugese cuisine. Throughout the years, as the Spanish colonized Latin America, churros gained popularity as a cherished food in Mexico. These long fried pastries can be found in churrerias, street stalls, fairs, and restaurants all over Mexico. Churros are rich pastry that is fried and covered in sugar and cinnamon mix and usually dipped or filled in cajeta, dulce de leche, or chocolate.

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Our co-founder Luis has loved to make and eat churros since he was a child in Mexico. Nothing could beat going to the churrerias, the ultimate comfort food. Churros have a rich history that spans centuries and continents. They became very popular in Europe and a staple of Spanish and Portugese cuisine. Throughout the years, as the Spanish colonized Latin America, churros gained popularity as a cherished food in Mexico. These long fried pastries can be found in churrerias, street stalls, fairs, and restaurants all over Mexico. Churros are rich pastry that is fried and covered in sugar and cinnamon mix and usually dipped or filled in cajeta, dulce de leche, or chocolate.

Our co-founder Luis has loved to make and eat churros since he was a child in Mexico. Nothing could beat going to the churrerias, the ultimate comfort food. Churros have a rich history that spans centuries and continents. They became very popular in Europe and a staple of Spanish and Portugese cuisine. Throughout the years, as the Spanish colonized Latin America, churros gained popularity as a cherished food in Mexico. These long fried pastries can be found in churrerias, street stalls, fairs, and restaurants all over Mexico. Churros are rich pastry that is fried and covered in sugar and cinnamon mix and usually dipped or filled in cajeta, dulce de leche, or chocolate.