Discover the Benefits of Guarapo: A Delicious Sugarcane Drink
Guarapo is the juice extracted directly from sugar cane and is popularly consumed in the form of a drink with a pleasant taste and excellent nutritional characteristics.
Because food and beverage play an important role in our culture, I discuss some of the most relevant drinks and traditional dishes in Mexican cuisine.
Guarapo is the juice extracted directly from sugar cane and is popularly consumed in the form of a drink with a pleasant taste and excellent nutritional characteristics.
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