PASTELES FINOS DEL ANGEL

We have something that I Thanks for being with us again, Miguel. I'm not happy that you come every time, I think Yes, yes, to prove it. Well, we have a great variety of pastels, as you can see, but I want to know a little more about the most traditional pastels, Miguel. With which we start? Well, the tradition of Christmas, we have this face in the house with a Christmas tree, obviously gelatinous. A Christmas tree? Yes, a Christmas tree. That's the Christmas tree. Yes, the Christmas tree. What does the Christmas tree have? That base of cream, you can use the coffee cream, from Canuba. What is this? It's a bread stuffed, this is from the coffee cream. Very good. It has been repaired with. . . Went to Christmas, the Christmas tree. The Christmas cookies, as well as the children's cookies. The big ones too. Let'see what we have here. The Campi-Dotada. It's a Mexican tradition dessert, that in all the houses we don't have the Christmas cookies, the fruit cake, the cake, three milk, three milk, my God. And this one, we have to see it well, because it says, Happy New Year, and it's a little gift for all the. . . Exactly, to celebrate the beginning of the New Year. To count in return, and that you eat the cake each time, okay, I'm going to count the presents. And a Christmas cake. That one couldn't be missed. What does it say? It says, Oh, cake is fine, the light of the Christmas tree, yes, Aron, very well. You're a true master with this. What happened here with the gelatinous? I mean, the cookies, maybe there's a tree there too, they're individual, and it's also the Christmas tree, the celebration that comes on the 6th, in the Christmas tree festival. Now, there are people who know what this is all about, they know the Christmas tree, and they know the little boy, but why don't we tell them, those who don't know what this is all about? Exactly, the tradition of the Christmas tree, it's a tradition that begins from the. . . from the time, back there, where they were on the day of the return, with a Christmas tree, it was the winner, he had to make a payment. He had to buy it, if he gets it, the little boy has to buy it. Thank you very much, Miguel, well, there it is, this is the sweetest part of the whole tradition, of the Mexican culinary, thank you very much, Miguel, and you, we go with more news, and thank you very much. We didn't have the phone, we had the phone there, the size, I think. I saw a phone there, I didn't notice it. Very good. Hey, how are you? I'm fine.