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Portuguese torrone (Portuguese: [toˈʁoni]). In
Sardinian it is
called turrone (Sardinian: [tuˈrɔnɛ]) and in
Tagalog turon (Tagalog: [tuˈɾon]). The 16th-century...
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eaten with suman. The
province of
Pampanga also has a
sweet dessert called turrones de casuy,
which is
cashew marzipan wrapped in
white wafers. In Indonesia...
- 'Helados
Helio Hermanos'.
Founded in 1944, it
sells ice
cream and hand-made "
turrones". El
juicio de los
delfines de Candás Página web del
Ayuntamiento de Carreño...
- 2001.
Accessed online May 20, 2008. "Chocolates
LACASA ·
Chocolates y
turrones con Imaginación"
Archived January 1, 2007, at the
Wayback Machine. lacasa...
- architecture, as seen in the
balconies of Lima; in food, as seen with alfajores,
turrones, marzipans, alfeñiques, the mazamorra,
among others; in dance, as seen...
- with a
filling made from
young coconut meat and dairy. Mini
pastries like
turrones de
casuy are made up of
cashew marzipan wrapped with a
wafer made to resemble...
- (30
November 2004). 50
Recetas de Pan Dulce,
Turrones Y
Confituras [50
Recipes of
Sweet Breads,
Turrones and Confectioneries] (in Spanish). Grulla. ISBN 9789875202689...
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Tortilla de
patatas Tasajo Torrejas Tostada Tostones Tres
leches cake
Turrones Vaca
frita Yuca con mojo Yuca
frita Batido –
Milkshake coming in flavors...
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blanco (a caramel-colored, sweet,
creamy filling made with milk and sugar)
Turrones (or nougat) is
another originally Spanish dessert. The
original Spanish...
- Architect(s)
Arthur William Holmes Style Gothic Revival Years built 1926–1927
Administration Archdiocese Toronto Clergy Pastor(s) The Rev. Fr.
Peter Turrone...
