Common in Honduras and Nicaragua, these were chewy, dark, rich caramels that stuck to your teeth and almost tasted like coffee. I loved them. They were a little bitter tasting, and extremely sticky.
Sadly I don’t have a link to purchase these… They seem to be made mostly locally.
Coming soon: Paris! I have been shooting through Paris trying to get to Syria before my visa expires, but I did have time to visit an amazing Turkish Delight factory in Afyon! Tonight I am taking an overnight bus to Gaziantep, the home of baklava. Hopefully I will get caught up one day, because I have lots of good stories…
posting from United StatesOctober 16th, 2008 8:05 pm
I love baklava too. Pay attention to how they make it and get the recipe so you make it for our next family get together. Tell us more stories!
Love,
Mom
Malena loves candy. And travel. And both together. And thus, this site was born.

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October 16th, 2008 11:44 am
I love Baklava! Enjoy. Hope your laptop makes it back to you. Can’t wait for more good stories!