WHERE TO EAT IN ALICANTE
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WHERE TO EAT IN ALICANTE
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Panellets and Huesos de Santo: Typical marzipan sweets October and November is the time for the sweet marzipan cakes; Huesos de Santo and Panellets One of the best times to visit Spain is in the days leading up to a public holiday, when the pastelerías (pastry shops) start stocking up on the popular..

Toña, a typical brioche of Alicante province Special Toñas called ‘Monas de Pasqua’ are traditionally enjoyed at Easter time in Spain Toña, also known as Mona Alicantina, pan quemado, Fogaseta or Fogazo is a typical brioche of the province of Alicante and the region of Murcia..

Mercado Central, the central marketplace in Alicante The place to go for top quality, fresh food sold at the best prices in Alicante City The Mercado Central in Alicante, situated in the Avenida de Alfonso X el Sabio, is the city’s main source of top quality, fresh and locally grown produce, with 292..

Turrón: Product of Alicante and Jijona Turrón is a popular nougat candy from Alicante traditionally consumed at Christmas time in Spain One of the most enjoyable aspects of visiting any new part of Spain is seeking out those special local delicacies or typical food products and in Alicante..

Divine delights in Orihuela In Orihuela those who lead us most into temptation are the nuns! Christmas is a time for sweet pleasures, when..
12/12/2013 
Valencia specialities: Arroz con Costra This is known in Valenciano as arrós amb crosta One of the great pleasures of exploring a region is uncovering dishes which are typical of a localised area, or are produced in a specific fashion due to an abundance of natural ingredients..
19/11/2013
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