Pambazos are a traditional Mexican snack where the bread is dipped in a guajillo chili sauce. They are filled with potato and chorizo, fried, and served with some fresh lettuce, aged cheese, cream, and a raw green sauce. The name of this dish, which has been famous for years, comes from the bread made during the colonial period known as pan basso or low colonial bread. There are some variations by state; however, this is one of the most well-known. Try it; we assure you that each bite will make you want to eat more!