Are you looking for a sweet ending to your Mexican meal? Try these delicious and authentic desserts! Featuring easy-to-follow recipes, each recipe ensures you can recreate Mexico’s authentic taste in your kitchen. Whether it’s a themed party or just a sweet craving, these treats will wow your taste buds.

Calabaza en Tacha

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A sweet and spiced Mexican candied pumpkin dish, simmered in a syrup of piloncillo and cinnamon. Get the recipe: Calabaza en Tacha.

Fresas Con Crema

Fresas con crema on a cup.
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Fresh, ripe strawberries are sliced and drizzled with a luscious mixture of sweetened condensed milk and heavy cream. Get the recipe: Fresas Con Crema.

Pan de Elote

Slices of pan de elote.
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A moist corn cake made with fresh corn kernels, sugar, and eggs. It has a slightly sweet and cinnamon flavor. Get the recipe: Pan de Elote.

Pastel de Tres Leches

A slice of mexican tres leches cake.
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A sponge cake soaked in a mixture of three milks (evaporated milk, sweetened condensed milk, and whole milk), making it incredibly moist and sweet. Get the recipe: Pastel de Tres Leches.

Mexican Flan

Mexican flan on a plate.
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A creamy caramel custard dessert with a smooth, velvety texture. It’s usually topped with a caramel syrup. Get the recipe: Mexican Flan.

Torrejas

Torrejas served on a plate.
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Torrejas are Mexican-style French toast, soaked in a sweet cinnamon-infused syrup, fried to perfection, and topped with powdered sugar. Get the recipe: Torrejas.

Camotes

Camote en dulce on a bowl.
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Sweet potatoes cooked in a sugary syrup and flavored with cinnamon and orange zest. They are candied and often served as a dessert or snack. Get the recipe: Camotes.

Pan de Polvo

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Also known as Mexican wedding cookies, they are delicate, crumbly, and sweet shortbread cookies dusted with sugar and cinnamon. Get the recipe: Pan de Polvo.

Buñuelos de Viento

Bunuelos de Viento coated with sugar.
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Thin, crispy dough treats that are deep-fried and sprinkled with sugar and cinnamon. They are one of the most popular Mexican desserts during holidays and festivals. Get the recipe: Buñuelos de Viento.

Cortadillos

Stack of cortadillos slices.
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A soft vanilla cake, with a slightly lemony taste covered with pink icing and colorful sprinkles. Serve with coffee, milk, or on it’s own as a sweet treat to end your meal. Get the recipe: Cortadillos.

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