Today we’ve taken a good look and compiled a list of 25 Spanish desserts that you simply must try. The hardest part with all of these will be deciding which is your favorite.
Sweet almonds and zesty Seville oranges are combined into a moist sponge that tastes divine. We like to serve a thick slice of this tart with a large cup of coffee.
Stop laughing. Yes, you were! This is the name given to cigar-shaped bread that is soft and a little similar to a croissant (yep, French again). It is normally served as a dipping accompaniment to horchata, which is a milky rice-based drink.
These pine nut cookies are sweet, chewy, and a little bit crunchy. There is so much going on within each little ball of flavor. Sweet sugar, cocoa powder, coconuts, and perhaps even a juicy chunk of cherry or two?
So there we have it. A list of traditional Spanish desserts (and a few ‘stolen’ French ones). Some you’ll know, and some you won’t. Which ones were your favorite? They are all super sweet and really delicious.