8 desserts for your altar on Día de Muertos

Adriana sanchez

Día de Muertos is one of the most important dates in Mexico, so much so that UNESCO has declared it an intangible cultural heritage of humanity. That is why, to celebrate our faithful departed, the traditional altar of the dead is a must, and in it, their favorite desserts. Don't miss this list of the 8 best desserts for Día de Muertos!

Reviewed by Kiwilimón Editorial Team

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Pumpkin in SyrupSweeten your altar with this recipe for pumpkin in syrup, a typical Mexican dessert made from pumpkin, piloncillo, and cinnamon.View recipe

Chocolate Cereal SkullsSkulls must not be missing from your altar! And what better way than to prepare these delights made from cereal and chocolate to brighten the visit of your faithful departed.View recipe

Pan de MuertosOf course, pan de muertos must not be missing from your altar, so we leave you this recipe to make it with a slight touch of butter, orange, and orange blossom.View recipe

Sweet Potato CandyAnother ideal dessert for Día de Muertos is this delicious sweet potato candy, sweetened with condensed milk and a perfect combination of spices and softness.View recipe

Amaranth Skulls with ChocolateIf the cereal skulls didn't convince you, then prepare these amaranth skulls with chocolate and decorate your altar properly.View recipe

JericallasPrepare a traditional Mexican dessert for your faithful departed with this wonderful jericalla, its flavor will delight everyone.View recipe

Pan de Muerto CookiesA fun option to replace pan de muerto, in case you find it too laborious, are these delicious cookies. Their shape and flavor are the same!View recipe

Tejocotes in SyrupTejocotes in syrup are a classic dessert on Día de Muertos altars for several decades. So don't break the tradition and prepare this delight.What desserts for Día de Muertos are you going to prepare for your faithful departed?View recipe

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