The vast and delicious universe of Mexican candy can’t be properly addressed in one mere article, but this is an attempt to, at the very least, give an overview of the tastes, textures and kinds of ...

Growing up in Mexico, I thought candy was meant to be spicy, sour, and sweet all at once. In Mexico, both kids and adults love those bold, addictive flavors. Rooted in pre-Hispanic traditions and ...

SAN ANTONIO – If you live in San Antonio, you’re probably familiar with at least some types of Mexican candy. If you’ve ever been inside a Mexican restaurant, if you’ve ever been to El Mercado and ...

This is an article where we taste a bunch of Mexican candies and say what we like. A local candy expert (This is Tucson producer Samantha Munsey) and a run-of-the-mill glutton (me) bought out the ...

If you're Mexican or simply grew up eating Mexico's delicious sweets, you probably relish any opportunity to indulge in the (mostly spicy) candy of your youth, from chili-covered everything to ...

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Several types of candy imported to New York City from Mexico may contain trace amounts of lead, according to the federal Food and Drug Administration. The FDA issued a statement on April 9, warning ...

LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- Sweet and spicy flavors are staples in Mexican candy. When Annie Leal realized her dad, who has diabetes, had no sugar-free alternatives at home, she decided to make some. "I ...

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Children shouldn’t eat certain candy imported from Mexico because it may be contaminated with small amounts of lead, the Food and Drug Administration said Friday. At issue is candy that contains ...