Pan dulce (sweet bread) | Wikipedia audio article
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Date: 2018-12-12

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Pan dulce (sweet bread)


00:00:34 1 Types
00:01:08 1.1 Besos
00:01:24 1.2 Campechanas
00:01:40 1.3 Conchas (shells)
00:02:10 1.4 Cuernos (horns)
00:02:28 1.5 Empanadas (turnovers)
00:02:55 1.6 Marianas
00:03:15 1.7 Marranitos / cochinitos / puerquitos (little pigs)
00:03:45 1.8 Orejas (ears)
00:04:04 1.9 Piedras (rocks or stones)
00:04:24 1.10 Polvorones (wedding cookies)
00:04:39 1.11 Yoyos (yo-yos)
00:05:00 2 For religious occasions/Seasonal pastries
00:05:34 2.1 Rosca de reyes
00:06:36 2.2 Pan de muerto
00:07:32 3 Cultural significance
00:08:06 3.1 Mexico
00:08:51 3.2 United States
00:09:18 4 See also



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Pan dulce (English: sweet bread) is the name for a variety of Mexican pastries. The creation of sweet bread was influenced by the French and Spaniards who were the ones that introduced baked goods such as crispy rolls, baguettes, and sweet pastries to Mexico. This inspired the indigenous peoples to create different types of panes dulces such as besos, conchas, and cuernos, among others. The bread is considered to be one of Mexico's most inexpensive treats and is consumed daily as breakfast or late supper, known as merienda.