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Basket with traditional Mexican sweets. Muéganos, ate squares, marzipans, peanut crowns, coconut candy, amaranth candy, cocadas, borrachitos, sevillanas. Stock Photo

Pan de Muerto. Typical Mexican sweet bread that is consumed in the season of the day of the dead. It is a main element in the altars and offerings in the festivity of the day of the dead. Stock Photo

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Mexican sweets and pastries cajeta tamarindo coconut flag Palanqueta puerquito Stock Photo

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Pan de Muerto and hot chocolate, Mexican bread traditional for day of the Dead in Mexico Stock Photo

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Mexican coconut sweet. Shallow depth of field. Stock Photo

Traditional sugar skull used at mexican offerings or "ofrendas" for Day of the Dead celebration with marigold or "cempasuchil" flowers. high contrast image Stock Photo

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Mexican amaranthus sweet or alegria, isolated in white background. Stock Photo

Mexican candy sweets Palanqueta cajeta heart and coconut flag Stock Photo

Palanqueta. Mexican pumpkin seeds and peanuts sweet isolated in white background. Stock Photo

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Sweet bread called Pan de Muerto with hot chocolate eaten in the Day of the Dead Stock Photo

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Candied Mexican fruit Papaya and pineapple on colorful table Stock Photo

Dia de Muertos. Mariachi band of skeletons. Mexican tradition. Vector illustration Stock Vector

High contrast image of sugar skulls used for "dia de los muertos" celebration isolated on white Stock Photo

Pan de Muerto. Typical Mexican sweet bread that is consumed in the season of the day of the dead. It is a main element in the altars and offerings in the festivity of the day of the dead. Stock Photo

Colorful mexican pinata used in birthdays Stock Photo

Mexican sweets and pastries cajeta tamarindo coconut flag Palanqueta puerquito Stock Photo

sugar skull used for "dia de los muertos" celebration isolated on white with cempasuchil flowers Stock Photo

High contrast image of sugar skulls used for "dia de los muertos" celebration isolated on white Stock Photo

High contrast image of sugar skulls used for "dia de los muertos" celebration isolated on white Stock Photo

Palanqueta de maní, typical Mexican sweet peanut crunchy palanqueta, on white background with space for text Stock Photo

Basket with "pan de muerto" (traditional Mexican bread) and sugar skulls Stock Photo

Traditional Mexican Bread of the Dead Pan de Muerto as called in Mexico to celebrate the lost or departed ones eaten in the Day of the Dead Stock Photo

Mexican traditional candies
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Mexican sweet "pepitoria", it is made from wheat flour, honey and seeds of pumpkin. Very traditional. Stock Photo

Mexican traditional candies
Colorful assorted sweets
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Altar of the dead is obligatory attribute of Traditional Day of Stock Photo

Mexican Traditional Three Kings Bread Top View. Isolated on white. Stock Photo

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Enhance your culinary designs with our charming Conchas bread illustrations. illustration of this beloved Mexican pastry, making it the perfect addition to any food blog, menu, cookbook. etc. Stock Vector

Mexican sweet, tortitas de santa clara, isolated in white background. Stock Photo

Day of the dead, Dia De Los Muertos Celebration Background With sugar Skull, calaverita, marigolds or cempasuchil flowers, bread of death or Pan de Muerto with Copy Space. Traditional Mexican culture Stock Photo

Mexican sweet bread, man taking a loaf of bread from a basket with tongs. Stock Photo

Mexican sweet "pepitoria", it is made from wheat flour, honey and seeds of pumpkin. Very traditional. Stock Photo

Conchas sweet bread traditional bakery of Mexico Stock Photo

alegrias, typical Mexican sweet made of natural amaranth and chocolate and vintage gray wooden background Stock Photo

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Dulce de Tejocote. Typical Mexican dessert made with Tejocote (Crataegus mexicana), a Mexican fruit in syrup, a fruit widely used in autumn, the Day of the Dead, posadas and the Christmas season. Stock Photo

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amaranth candy, alegrías typical mexican sweet made with amaranth, seeds, peanuts and raisins on white background with space for text Stock Photo

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Conchas Mexican sweet bread traditional bakery from Mexico Stock Photo

Conchas Mexican sweet bread traditional bakery from Mexico Stock Photo

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Pan dulce mexicano, pan tradicional.
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Mexican sweet bread, traditional bread. "Polvoron" Stock Photo

Three Kings Bread also called Rosca de Reyes, Roscon, Epiphany Cake, traditionally served with hot chocolate in a clay Jarrito. Mexican tradition on January 5th. Stock Photo

Pan de Muerto. Typical Mexican sweet bread that is consumed in the season of the day of the dead. It is a main element in the altars and offerings in the festivity of the day of the dead. Stock Photo

traditional Mexican candies inside a basket. A mixture of traditional candies of various colors, typical sweets. Handmade sweets. Close-up. Dulce de leche. Cookie Stock Photo

Pan de Muerto. Typical Mexican sweet bread that is consumed in the season of the day of the dead. It is a main element in the altars and offerings in the festivity of the day of the dead. Stock Photo

traditional Mexican candies inside a basket. A mixture of traditional candies of various colors, typical sweets. Handmade sweets. Close-up. Dulce de leche. Cookie Stock Photo

traditional Mexican candies inside a basket. A mixture of traditional candies of various colors, typical sweets. Handmade sweets. Close-up. Dulce de leche. Cookie Stock Photo

Mexican sweet bread called concha, bakery from mexico Stock Photo

Oreja. Mexican sweet bread made with puff pastry, its name comes from its shape similar to that of ears, of French origin, where it is known as Elephant Ear or Palmier Puff Pastry. Stock Photo

view of multiple typical Mexican sweets Stock Photo

Borrachito, mexican sweets, traditional candies Stock Photo

Cartoon mexican holiday pinatas. Vector set of popular decorative items in shape of donkey, star or heart, filled with candies and toys and are fun tradition during festivities and party celebrations Stock Vector

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Mexican cuisine, Mexico and Latin America traditional restaurant menu dishes, food cooking recipe book cover. Vector Mexican meat tortilla quesadilla, nachos and salsa, burrito and capirotada pudding Stock Vector

Variety of traditional Mexican bakery, Bisquet, Chino, Oreja, Cacahuate, hojaldra, made by hand, in Mexico it is called Pan Dulce and cannot be missing at breakfast or snack. Stock Photo

Dulce de Calabaza. Mexican dessert whose main ingredients are pumpkin and piloncillo, also known as Chacualole, Xacualole or Calabaza en Tacha, widely used in Day of the Dead offerings. Stock Photo

Traditional king cake or rosca with candied fruit by a typical Mexican earthenware cup of hot chocolate and a golden crown over a black background. Celebration of the Three Kings Day or Epiphany. Stock Photo

Children hands beat pinata use sticks surrounded by falling candy and colored confetti vector flat illustration. Mexican piñata full of delicious treats kids holiday celebration game. Festival toy Stock Vector

Three Kings Bread also called Rosca de Reyes, Roscon, Epiphany Cake, traditionally served with hot chocolate in a clay Jarrito. Mexican tradition on January 5th. Stock Photo

Traditional mexican sweet bread on wood table Stock Photo

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Mexican candy sweet Palanqueta with peanuts crunchy and amaranth seeds Stock Photo

Three Kings Bread also called Rosca de Reyes, Roscon, Epiphany Cake, traditionally served with hot chocolate in a clay Jarrito. Stock Photo

Dulce de Calabaza. Mexican dessert whose main ingredients are pumpkin and piloncillo, also known as Chacualole, Xacualole or Calabaza en Tacha, widely used in Day of the Dead offerings. Stock Photo

Colorful mexican pinata used in birthdays Stock Photo

Traditional Mexican Bread Concha Vector Stock Vector

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Conchas. Mexican sweet bread roll with seashell-like appearance, Usually eaten with coffee or hot chocolate at breakfast or as an afternoon snack. Stock Photo

Ojo de Buey. Also known as Ojo de Pancha, it is one of the traditional Mexican sweet breads, that consist of a flaky bread ring filled with an orange-flavored pound cake. Stock Photo

Sweet deep fried bunuelos - local donuts at the food market in Quetzaltenango, Guatemala. Shallow depth of field. Stock Photo

mexican pinata used in posadas and birthdays Stock Photo

typical Mexican sweets, Mexican color and tradition, place of typical Mexican sweets Stock Photo

Palanqueta, typical Mexican sweet peanut crunchy palanqueta Stock Photo

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