Alcoholic and non-alcoholic Colombian drinks, traditional and non-traditional : I got you covered. Perfect to refresh and feel like you’re in the Caribbean, or to warm up with on a cold, rainy day.
For breakfast, on a cold and rainy afternoon, or with bread and cheese at night: hot chocolate is popular all throughout Colombia. This variation of traditional chocolate contains warm spices such as cinnamon, ginger, allspice, and cloves, making it a perfect and comforting drink for …
Shaved ice smothered in fruit syrup, topped with the most delicious fresh fruit and condensed milk. In the Valle del Cauca region of Colombia, they know how to make a refreshing dessert that you can eat at all times of the day. A cholado is …
Colombian mazamorra is a drink made of milk and corn (hominy) sweetened by panela (unrefined cane sugar). It is a popular drink, traditionally from the Antioquia region in Colombia. With this recipe you can make your own homemade version. Because of the use of soy …
If you’re looking for the ultimate refreshing drink on a hot day, Colombian limonada de panela (Colombian Sugarcane Limeade) is the answer. Unlike its warm counterpart, which is ideal for chilly nights, this recipe focuses on making a delicious homemade limeade. Iced aguapanela is ice-cold …
A lulada is a refreshing drink starring lulo (also called naranjilla), which is a Latin-American tropical fruit with a citrus flavor. Haz clic en Lulada Colombiana (Bebida de Lulo/Naranjilla) para la receta en español. What is a lulo/ naranjilla? Lulo is a fruit that belongs …
When we think of hot drinks, coffee or tea are usually the first things that come to mind. Colombia’s best-kept secret is, however, aguapanela (also known as agua de panela). There is nothing more Colombian (in the Andean region) than relaxing on a chilly afternoon …
Colombian Vegan Oatmeal Drink (Avena). Esta receta también está disponible en español. Colombian avena is a traditional non-alcoholic drink prepared with oatmeal. The main ingredient of the drink is, not surprisingly, oatmeal (which means avena in Spanish). It is a thick, sweet and creamy shake …
Chelada (Beer Cocktail). Esta receta también está disponible en Español. Although this is a Colombian foodblog, today I will feature the chelada, a beer cocktail that is originally from Mexico. But 100 % worth to be featured here, because the chelada is very popular in …
