Small Christmas marzipan sweets, typical Spanish, filled with sweet potato and yolk.

Assortment of nougat in portions, hard almond turron, soft almond nougat, chocolate almond nougat and crunchy chocolate.

Turrón (Hard Nougat) D.O. Alicante.

The "Turrón" is the typical Spanish sweet at Christmas, although its consumption is increasingly widespread in any season. It is a sweet dough obtained by cooking the honey (or sugars) which are incorporated basically peeled and toasted almonds. At this mass can be added, or not, egg white to emulsify. This paste is then kneaded, and traditionally is shaped or rectangular tablet finally cake.

The two most important are Jijona Nougat (Soft) and Alicante nougat (Hard), although there are many variations, such as toasted egg yolk, chocolate, coconut, marzipan etc.

Creamy cheesecake bathed with raspberry culís.

Egg nougat with candied fruits, pear, cherries and chocolate.

Traditional roscón with toasted almonds, sesame and anise seeds.

Almond praline nougat dipped in dark chocolate.

Chocolate nougat with hazelnuts

The "Turrón" is the typical Spanish sweet at Christmas, although its consumption is increasingly widespread in any season. It is a sweet dough obtained by cooking the honey (or sugars) which are incorporated basically peeled and toasted almonds. At this mass can be added, or not, egg white to emulsify. This paste is then kneaded, and traditionally is shaped or rectangular tablet finally cake.

The two most important are Jijona Nougat (Soft) and Alicante nougat (Hard), although there are many variations, such as toasted egg yolk, chocolate, coconut, marzipan etc.

The "Turrón" is the typical Spanish sweet at Christmas, although its consumption is increasingly widespread in any season. It is a sweet dough obtained by cooking the honey (or sugars) which are incorporated basically peeled and toasted almonds. At this mass can be added, or not, egg white to emulsify. This paste is then kneaded, and traditionally is shaped or rectangular tablet finally cake.

The two most important are Jijona Nougat (Soft) and Alicante nougat (Hard), although there are many variations, such as toasted egg yolk, chocolate, coconut, marzipan etc.

The "Turrón" is the typical Spanish sweet at Christmas, although its consumption is increasingly widespread in any season. It is a sweet dough obtained by cooking the honey (or sugars) which are incorporated basically peeled and toasted almonds. At this mass can be added, or not, egg white to emulsify. This paste is then kneaded, and traditionally is shaped or rectangular tablet finally cake.

The two most important are Jijona Nougat (Soft) and Alicante nougat (Hard), although there are many variations, such as toasted egg yolk, chocolate, coconut, marzipan etc.