If you are looking for a velvety chocolate or champurrado to accompany your pan dulce, Monarca is where it’s at, offering a Mexican mocha made with Mexican chocolate, which is ground in-house ...

Garnish with sticks of cinnamon and serve alongside pan dulce for dunking ... the cinnamon sticks and serve in small cups. (Note: Champurrado will thicken as it cools. Thin with additional ...

DOWNTOWN LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- How does some sweet bread or pan dulce and a cup of champurrado sound? The tradition of Las Posadas, an annual celebration which takes place during the Christmas ...

everyone is treated to pan dulce and champurrado, a hot maize and chocolate-based Mexican beverage. The celebrations will start at 6:30 p.m. each night through Dec. 24.

However it is prepared, the popular pan dulce represents meaning ... as well as colorful seasonal conchas and champurrado, too, that cockles-warming sip. Pan de Muertos are available for your ...

These light and fluffy Mexican pan dulce, great with a cup of coffee ... at breakfast with coffee or late at night with a glass of champurrado. The characteristic shell design on top can be ...

If that’s not enough, organizers promise free champurrado and pan dulce for all who attend. With plenty of hands-on workshops, you’ll be able to make your own calavera masks and decorate your ...

Attendees are treated to a cup of hot champurrado and pan dulce after each of the nightly processions. Las Posadas has been presented since 1930 on Olvera Street. The procession starts and ends at ...

Pan dulce translates to "sweet bread" in English ... cakes and serves other made-from-scratch items like tamales and champurrado, a hot, spiced chocolate beverage thickened with corn ...

The event will be held again Thursday. With songs like “La Llorona” and “Remember Me” blaring in front of Leavey Library, students and faculty sipped on warm champurrado and indulged in pan dulce ...

We're talking about pan dulce, an important Mexican tradition that goes many years back. Pan dulce, or sweet bread, was introduced in Mexico by the Spaniards in the 16th century, but it wouldn’t ...