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Traditional Tres Leches - 12 ct

$48.00

Traditional Tres Leches is a classic Latin American dessert known for its moist, rich flavor and creamy texture. The cake is made using three types of milk: evaporated milk, condensed milk, and heavy cream, which create a decadent soaking mixture that infuses the sponge cake with sweetness and moisture. Typically topped with a layer of whipped cream and sometimes garnished with fresh fruit, this dessert offers a delightful combination of tastes and textures. Its origin can be traced back to various countries in Latin America, where each region may offer its own unique twist, but the essence remains the same, a beloved treat that embodies celebration and comfort.

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Traditional Tres Leches is a classic Latin American dessert known for its moist, rich flavor and creamy texture. The cake is made using three types of milk: evaporated milk, condensed milk, and heavy cream, which create a decadent soaking mixture that infuses the sponge cake with sweetness and moisture. Typically topped with a layer of whipped cream and sometimes garnished with fresh fruit, this dessert offers a delightful combination of tastes and textures. Its origin can be traced back to various countries in Latin America, where each region may offer its own unique twist, but the essence remains the same, a beloved treat that embodies celebration and comfort.

Traditional Tres Leches is a classic Latin American dessert known for its moist, rich flavor and creamy texture. The cake is made using three types of milk: evaporated milk, condensed milk, and heavy cream, which create a decadent soaking mixture that infuses the sponge cake with sweetness and moisture. Typically topped with a layer of whipped cream and sometimes garnished with fresh fruit, this dessert offers a delightful combination of tastes and textures. Its origin can be traced back to various countries in Latin America, where each region may offer its own unique twist, but the essence remains the same, a beloved treat that embodies celebration and comfort.

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