This shop has been compensated by Collective Bias, Inc. and its advertiser. All opinions are mine alone. #MyMrCoffeeMoments #CollectiveBias This spicy Mexican mocha coffee is the perfect holiday coffee recipe to share with family and friends. Made with Mexican chocolate, coffee and a pinch of ancho chile powder and topped with whipped cream this is … Read more
Learn more about Mexican culture with these easy Cinco de Mayo craft projects that will get you into the Latino holiday spirit. With these fun Mexican crafts, you can teach kids about Cinco de Mayo while participating in a fun learning activity. Plus, these beautiful Cinco de Mayo decorations are easy enough for kids to … Read more
I received an all-expenses-paid trip to San Francisco for the coverage of this press event for Disney•Pixar. However, all opinions are my own. In Coco, alebrijes play a magical and significant role as spirit guides in the Land of the Dead, bringing a burst of color and imagination to the story. These fantastical creatures, inspired … Read more
Starting every October 31st, until the 2nd of November, many people of Hispanic origin celebrate the holiday known as the Day of the Dead to remember their deceased loved ones, by spending time with their families, creating altars to honor their departed relatives and preparing a feast for all to enjoy. Even if you’re not … Read more
Elotes Mexicanos are the perfect Cinco de Mayo party food! Mexican elotes are grilled corn cobs covered with buttery Mexican crema and mayonnaise. Then you topped them off with fresh cilantro, lime juice, and delicious Cotija cheese. These Mexican street corns taste like a fancy Mexican dish, but they are so easy to make. Here … Read more
I love bananas, fresh or grilled ! Pair them with chocolate you get a dessert that is exotic and rich. The vanilla ice cream on the side just makes this sublime. See why this recipe could be the perfect dessert for a date night on my Valentine’s Recipes with Latino Passion. Ingredients 4 firm-ripe bananas … Read more
If you’re planning to experience Día de los Muertos in Mexico City, you’re in for an extraordinary adventure. Mexico City stands as one of the top destinations in the world to witness the rich cultural and spiritual significance of this cherished holiday. With a variety of parades, festivals, and traditional events, Día de los Muertos … Read more
Hispanic Heritage Month is a wonderful time to celebrate the contributions of Hispanic artists and creators, and a fantastic way to start is by exploring the life and art of Frida Kahlo. If you’re looking for a Hispanic Heritage activity for kids learning about Frida Kahlo is a great start, as she was one of … Read more
This authentic Guatemalan recipe for tamales negros is easy to follow and includes step-by-step instructions for making Guatemalan tamales negros (black tamales). These slightly sweet tamales are a popular traditional Guatemalan dish enjoyed during the holiday season. They get their name from their dark mole sauce, and along with the tamales colorado are usually enjoyed … Read more
From sugar skulls and catrina cookies to skeleton cookies and shortbread pan de muerto cookies, you will find a list of the best Day of the Dead cookies here! One of our favorite Day of the Dead activities with kids is making and decorating Day of the Dead cookies. It’s more than just a fun … Read more
