The Mudéjares were Muslims who lived in Christian territories of the Iberian Peninsula during the Middle Ages.

Their influence is reflected in the gastronomy, where Mudéjar sweets and cookies stand out.

These delicacies are characterized by their exquisite flavor and their preparation based on ingredients such as almonds, honey, spices, and flour.

Mudéjar sweets are a fusion of Arab and Christian culinary traditions, creating unique and delicious desserts that have endured over the centuries.

Their cultural heritage remains alive to this day in Spanish cuisine.

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