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| − | '''Churros''' are a popular [[Mexican]] [[dessert]] or [[snack]] [[food]]. They are a pastry made of [[dough]] that is fried and then covered lightly in [[sugar]]. The dough is squeezed through a tube called a ''churrera'' to make the long rope shape. | + | '''Churros''' are a popular [[Mexican]] [[dessert]] or [[snack]] [[food]]. They are a pastry made of [[dough]] that is fried and then covered lightly in [[sugar]]. The dough is squeezed through a tube called a ''churrera'' to make the long rope shape. |
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| + | Churros are popular in [[Mexico]] as a dessert or as a [[breakfast]] food, like [[Danish pastry]] or [[bear claw]] in [[America]]. They are also sold on the street or in [[bakery|bakeries]]. | ||
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[[Category:Mexican Food]] | [[Category:Mexican Food]] | ||
[[Category:Desserts]] | [[Category:Desserts]] | ||
Revision as of 18:21, April 17, 2010
Churros are a popular Mexican dessert or snack food. They are a pastry made of dough that is fried and then covered lightly in sugar. The dough is squeezed through a tube called a churrera to make the long rope shape.
Churros are popular in Mexico as a dessert or as a breakfast food, like Danish pastry or bear claw in America. They are also sold on the street or in bakeries.