Tag: Mexican sweets

Based on its tamarind pulp, Pulparindo offers a unique blend of sweet, sour, and spicy flavors. This popular Mexican candy’s main ingredient, tamarind, contains antioxidants and fiber, contributing to potential health benefits, though the candy itself contains added sugars and sodium.

A single De la Rosa mazapan, one of the most popular brands, contains between 130 and 140 calories, varying slightly by product size. This calorie content comes from its simple yet delicious combination of peanuts and sugar, making it a relatively high-energy treat.

According to Fitatu, a standard 9g portion of Coronado Obleas de Cajeta contains around 30 to 35 calories. These popular Mexican candies are a delightful combination of thin, crisp wafers and a sweet, gooey goat's milk caramel, but their calorie count can vary significantly depending on the brand, serving size, and specific recipe used.

Over 5% of the world's population follows a vegan diet, and many are searching for plant-based treats that are naturally free of animal products. This guide answers what Mexican candy is vegan, highlighting delicious options from Mazapán to spicy tamarind delights.

Unlike the European confection marzipan, which uses almonds, the classic Mexican treat known as Mazapan is primarily made with peanuts. This critical ingredient difference gives Mazapan its unique, crumbly texture and rich, distinctive flavor.