From the moment you taste them, you’ll be a lifer. Alfajores have their roots in Spain, but are enjoyed in many parts of world, including Chile, Argentina, the Philippines, and Southern France.

“In the 16th Century, during the [colonial period], the alfajor arrived from the south of Spain and spread throughout the Americas, mostly through the convents. It began to hybridise, taking the ...

The alfajor (singular for alfajores ... Its exotic-sounding name traces its ancestry to the Moors who ruled the South of Spain in Andalusia for 800 years. Andalusia retains much of its Moorish ...

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(Bloomberg) -- Havanna, maker of Argentina’s most famous brand of the dulce de leche-infused confections known as alfajores ... Bolivia and Spain. It has also expanded distribution channels ...

Award-winning baker and cookbook author Bryan Ford believes that alfajores are the quintessential shareable delight. This popular South American dessert features two shortbread-style cookies ...