All candy has sugar. What Mexican candy brings, in addition to that, is plenty of salt and spice. Have you ever had a Michelada? Bought mango covered in lime, salt and chile from a fruit cart?

Not all Mexican candy is spicy, but for lollipops, gummies, and gels, some sort of sourness or zest is usually preferred. Citrus fruits are often added into recipes, ...

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Most of the candy came from Mexico, the newspaper reported. No candies in Texas were tested, but similar candies are found throughout the state, especially near the Mexican border.

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 ...

Mexican candy gets a warning. By SEATTLE POST-INTELLIGENCER STAFF May 13, 2001. ... Tests showed that the candy, wrappers and lollipop sticks all contained dangerously high levels of lead.

In Mexico, a candy store is commonly referred to as a "dulcería," where one can find a wide variety of traditional Mexican candies, chocolates, tamarind-based treats and chili-covered sweets.

Mexico is known for candies from dulce de leche to Mexican candy shot. But where can you find them in Phoenix? Here are the best dulcerías in Arizona.