Are Oaxacan tamales really from Oaxaca? Here’s what we know

Is the Oaxacan tamale not from Oaxaca? The true story behind the Oaxacan tamale will leave you with your mouth open. Oaxaca is a specialist in preparing tamales; they even have their own creation. This corn food, which is one of the most loved by Mexicans, has an intriguing history that comes from Mesoamerica. It is […]

Candlemas Day: Querétaro reserves up to two thousand tamales

The tradition of paying for tamales continues, so this season, more workers are hired to meet the demand From 500 to two thousand tamales were the largest orders received by tamaleros on Arteaga Street, between Guerrero and Allende, who were forced, as they do every year, to hire more personnel to meet the demand for […]

National Tamale and Cocoa Fair: date, time, venue, and activities

On the eve and on the feast of Candelaria, this Sunday, February 1, and Monday, February 2, the ninth National Tamale and Cocoa Fair will be held at the Plaza Fiesta shopping center. More than 10 types of tamales will be offered, including Metepec style, Tabasco, Veracruz, Oaxaca, Chiapas, Yucatecan, as well as some sweets and an author’s creation. […]

Tamales are a basic part of the Christmas Holiday’s menu

According to the National Anthropology and History Institute (INAH), Candlemas (February 2nd), is the official end of the holiday period in Mexico and the perfect time to enjoy tamales. One of Mexico’s most famous traditions includes eating tamales during Candlemas. On January 6, Mexican families get together to eat Rosca and whoever gets the Baby […]