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Manchego donuts are a traditional and delicious Spanish dessert, especially popular in the region of Castilla-La Mancha. This typical sweet is particularly relevant during Holy Week, but its simplicity and delicious flavor make it a favorite all year round.
Although donuts can be found in many variations throughout Spain, the Manchego ones have particular characteristics that reflect the local gastronomy. These donuts stand out for their fluffy texture and subtle anise flavor.
Handmade sugar donuts from Dulces San Francisco are a handmade delight made daily with the best ingredients.
Manchego donuts are very versatile and can be enjoyed in various ways, depending on the time of day and your personal preferences. Here are some suggestions to enjoy them to the fullest:
These are just some ideas for you to try and discover your favorite way to enjoy Manchego donuts. Experiment and find the combination you like the most!
Fried donut coated in sugar. Made daily in a handmade way. Enhance breakfasts and snacks with freshly made handmade donuts.
Wheat flour, Sugar, Sunflower oil, Fresh eggs, Milk, Preservatives E-200, E-202. Dextrose, Raising agent, E-500ii, Acidulant E-296, E-330, E-334, Anticaking agent E-170, Humectant E-442, Potato starch, Lemon, orange and cinnamon flavor
Contains gluten, eggs, and milk. May contain traces of nuts.
Three months from the packaging date.
Keep in a cool, dry place.
At Marimancha, we directly contact the manufacturers of typical Manchego products. We always choose products with the highest quality and prestige. In this case, we ensure that Manchego sweets are of exceptional quality. Well made and with top quality ingredients in the bakeries and pastry shops of Castilla La Mancha. To deliver to our customers, the best of La Mancha at the best price.
The preparation of Manchego donuts begins by forming a circle with the flour on a work surface and placing the remaining ingredients such as egg yolks, sugar, and anise seeds in the center. The ingredients are mixed until a homogeneous dough is obtained, which is then allowed to rest. Then, balls are formed and worked to create the typical don