When you think about Guatemala’s Day of the Dead celebrations, there’s nothing quite like the sight of the barriletes de Guatemala — those giant, colorful kites that fill the sky every November 1st. These aren’t just part of a festival; they’re a way of honoring loved ones who have passed and keeping traditions alive in … Read more
These sugar skull ginger spice cookies recipe are a delicious twist on the traditional sugar skulls for Día de los Muertos, combining the warm flavors of ginger, cinnamon, and cloves. Día de los Muertos, or Day of the Dead, is a Mexican holiday that celebrates and honors the memories of loved ones who have passed. Sugar … 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
When it comes to celebrating Día de los Muertos, food plays a central role in honoring loved ones and bringing family together. One of the best ways to celebrate is by indulging in the best Day of the Dead dessert recipes, which include both traditional favorites and fun, kid-friendly treats. From authentic pan de muerto … Read more
If you’re looking for fun and easy ways to keep kids entertained while learning about Día de los Muertos, these free COCO movie printables and crafts are perfect! From COCO movie coloring pages to hands-on projects like making paper marigolds, this collection of COCO movie free printables and activities will add a fun and educational … Read more
If you’re looking for a Day of the Dead craft for kids that’s meaningful, colorful, and fun to make, this DIY sugar skull paper garland is just what you need. It’s one of the most engaging Dia de los Muertos crafts for kids and can easily be included in your Day of the Dead activities. … Read more
As Día De Los Muertos, the Day of the Dead, approaches, I’m sharing some of my favorite marigold recipes. And yes, you can use these vibrant orange and yellow flowers, also known as cempasuchil, for cooking! Beyond their beauty, marigolds hold deep cultural significance in this annual Mexican celebration, adorning ofrendas (altars) and gravestones to … Read more
The pan de muerto calaverita or sugar skull pan de muerto is a playful and creative twist on the traditional pan de muerto, the traditional bread enjoyed in Mexico for the Day of the Dead. Covered in white chocolate and decorated with designs inspired by sugar skulls, this version of pan de muerto is delicious … 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
In this recipe for cempasúchil (marigold) cream-filled pan de muerto, we’re taking the traditional Pan de Muerto to new heights by introducing a unique twist – filling it with a sweet marigold cream. This floral infusion adds a delicate and intriguing flavor to the traditional bread, elevating its symbolic meaning. We love to make … Read more
