@_lauaranda: Un poco más acerca de los orígenes del pan de muerto… Hablemos de gastronomía!🍂 #pandemuerto #tradicion #tradicionesmexicanas🇲🇽 #gastronomia #gastronomiamexicana #cultura

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_marymaryan
_marymaryan :
Gracias por tan buen contenido❤️
2024-10-26 01:12:38
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delmipets
Dra. Gardenia Quichimbo :
aquí también hacemos la guagua de pan y es un pancito en forma de bb por qué guagua en Quichua significa niño ❤ y hacemos la colada morada y es bien rica y se visita a los muertos ese día mucha gente come en el cementerio y le dejan su comida y dicen que la comida pierde el sabor y es por qué el muerto ya comió 🥺🥺🥺 extraño a mi abuelito Celio era muy rabietoso pero era mi abuelo y lo quería también
2025-10-26 04:26:13
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urielesauxd
Uriel Exx :
pasen receta
2024-10-26 17:36:38
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jackie_panadera
Jackie Panadera :
por historia y por colonización y luego de una comparativa entre los panes europeos y el pan de muerto, la msa del pan de muerto es casi la misma del roscon de reyes de España.
2025-10-08 21:26:36
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alejandro_alvarez22
alejandro Álvarez :
podemos hacer de nuevo el storyboard
2025-10-27 03:47:55
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Ricky Sanabria :
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2024-10-25 17:24:32
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Romo :
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2024-10-30 14:24:02
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2025-10-30 03:08:24
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2025-10-30 03:08:20
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MariAle 🌸 :
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2025-11-30 20:02:02
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2025-10-30 03:08:16
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2025-10-30 03:08:13
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2025-08-23 05:05:34
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2025-03-18 08:02:47
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zagan610
D.hh :
después de la amasada que di en clase llegué a la conclusión de que se llama asi no porque lleve mu3rt0 si no porque así terminas después de amasar
2024-10-28 01:36:37
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2025-10-28 00:21:44
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