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Mexican Beans – An Ancient Delicacy

The bean originally comes from America, but today is grown all around the globe. There is a huge variety of beans , each of which offers its own unique blend of flavor and nutrition.

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Let’s Celebrate Traditional Mexican Cuisine – the World’s Treasure

The diversity of Mexican Cuisine will be showcased in nine different USA cities starting in Chicago on December 8th. The Mexico Tourism Board will be hosting these events. The first showcase will include a guest list of media, bloggers, trend-setters, chefs and other influential contributors.

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The Mexican Mole – the Sauce That Became a Meal.

Mole, from the Nahuatl word, “molli,” is a thick sauce, or stew, made of chili, tomatoes, seeds and spices. Each region in Mexico has its own unique ingredients and style of preparation. Generally, all the ingredients are fried, blended and percolated.

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Welcome to “The Mexican Experience”!

We are very glad that you chose to visit our site. Our passion is to give you the opportunity to experience all of the wonders of Mexico. Our desire is to provide you with your own customized gateway for the experience of a lifetime. Whatever your desire, “The Mexican Experience” is your premier Internet resource for anything and everything having to do with Mexico, from history and culture to the finest Mexican cuisine. If travel is your passion, then The Mexican Experience is available 24/7 to provide an insider’s view of all you will need to know to make your trip pleasurable and memorable, from luxury resorts and beaches, to the finest choices in restaurants and recreation that Mexico has to offer.

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The Avocado – A Tasty Delight

The avocado is a tasty fruit that originated in Mexico. It is nutritional and it is the main ingredient in guacamole (recipie included).

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