Pan de Muerto: The Bread That Brings Back the Dead - Cooking in America

[@chickensupplier8035]

here are your answers,
Pan de Muerto is a sweet roll.
The decorations on it represent the dead.
It's typically eaten with hot chocolate

[@davik7]

Thank you

[@exxtic5033]

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[@michellerivas7618]

thankss

[@dedidedi9132]

wth this still applies 11 months ago

[@siddharthzaveri7057]

TYSM

[@tosht2515]

Seeing the massive racks of breads and the customers walking around with trays and tongs brings me back to my trip to CDMX earlier this year. Mexican pastelerias are fantastic. Very cool video.

[@LaBucci]

I love our beautiful culture and traditions! Viva México 🇲🇽

[@Tevosaur]

Here for a assignment.

[@colddubgaming7223]

mood

[@danielwolf4935]

big mood

[@ericktellez7632]

Huge mood

[@shadi_on_top]

[@siddharthzaveri7057]

Same homie

[@aR0ttenBANANA]

That Ghost liked snapples. Interesting.

[@davik7]

I came here to get an assignment done and left with an appetite

[@s.e.hoffman6267]

Gosh I wish I wasn't here for an assignment, because this is genuinely cool.

[@siddharthzaveri7057]

Agreed

[@Matthew-ks7uf]

POV: its the 5th video your spanish teacher has sent you to

[@ballbuster4383]

If you are here for AHS, the answers are
1) Bread of the dead
2) it is a sweet roll
3) the best way to eat it is with hot chocolate
4) Taste

[@SPOILER750]

Keep her.

[@user-hh6kk4rd8t]

Who else here from spanish teacher?

[@jackysonthecatiscool2725]

put an xbox controller on my altar

[@itzgoatzman]

who from mrs solons class?

[@XYXPURGE]

Me too

[@dominic8842]

Hi

[@jordanahamed4316]

snapple

[@seanneumann6868]

2:50 some would assume he's looking at the bread that she's holding, but we all know that he's looking at what's behind the bread.

[@sirlj3004]

shawty bad

[@PrettyboiTokyo]

Ms dixons class

[@luffy15vic]

times 2 speed

[@Saffrone221]

Can you bake with ground bones, if so then it could

[@danielwolf4935]

imma make it with my dads ashes 💀

[@mtyliving]

Ham and cheese in a death bread??????? Noooooooo. Maybe Philadelphia cheese, candy milk but ham and cheese?

[@ericktellez7632]

Yeah thats weird lol

[@xxalex613]

Soon white people will discover monas, conchas and all mexican pastries and add truffle shavings or gold flakes and sell a piece for 26 beans

[@Martin-xh1hd]

Ooh i love conchas

[@RustyB5000]

no

[@ericktellez7632]

Yes

[@RustyB5000]

@@ericktellez7632 MAYBE

[@ABCantonese]

Funny that today is the Chinese grave visiting day as well.

[@colebryant1774]

Gangster

[@richardmurphy9006]

Kinda like Halloween

[@Catte_]

lol no

[@LPfan122200]

No, in halloween people doesnt put food to the relatives that passed away

[@josev7417]

Not close at all.

[@Thisismyhandle329]

nOooooOOOO

[@mtyliving]

No. It’s a ceremony of respect to death people. It has roots Aztecs and Maya’s with Spanish tradition.

[@TheDarwiniser]

what is it about mexican girls.

[@toniblanco3562]

John Smith lol

[@ericktellez7632]

Lmao