Mexican People from the Land of Pluma Mountain Oaxaca Coffee who Have Made History Dear coffee lovers and lovers of Mexican culture, we dedicate this post to the great leaders, inspiring people, female artists and artists who have Oaxacan roots and have had an important contribution to Mexican history and culture. For Mexico Real Cafe… Continue reading Mexican Warriors, Leaders and Artists From Pluma Mountain Oaxaca Land Whose Legacy is Alive
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Donaji and Nucano From Oaxaca, A Love Story in The History of Ancient Mexico
Mexican Love Story : Donaji and Nucano from Oaxaca Since you have expressed to us your desire to know more about the mystical land where our Award Winning Specialty Coffee of Mexico Real Cafe is grown wild, we present you in this post a beautiful and true story that talks about love in its different… Continue reading Donaji and Nucano From Oaxaca, A Love Story in The History of Ancient Mexico
Tehuana Women From Oaxaca: Icon of Mexican Culture and Inspiration of Frida Kahlo
Frida Kahlo and Oaxaca Roots Dear coffee lovers, we are very happy to present to you this post about women from the Isthmus of Tehuantepec Oaxaca. They are most commonly known as “Tehuanas” (pronounced “Tewuanas”) or “Istmeñas” (meaning “women from the Isthmus”). These women are an icon of the Mexican Culture and were the inspiration of… Continue reading Tehuana Women From Oaxaca: Icon of Mexican Culture and Inspiration of Frida Kahlo
Mariachi, the Icon of Mexican Culture, and its Relation to Pluma Oaxaca Coffee
The History of Mariachi, the Icon of Mexican Culture, and its Relation to Pluma Arabica Oaxaca Coffee Dear readers our post for today is dedicated to Mariachi, the most widely known icon of Mexican culture. Talking about mariachi is very exciting because Mexican people, both men and women, are proud of mariachis. At Mexico Real Cafe… Continue reading Mariachi, the Icon of Mexican Culture, and its Relation to Pluma Oaxaca Coffee
Mexican Cuisine and The Most Popular Dishes: Guacamole, Tacos, Mole, Tamales
Become an Expert on Mexican Cuisine This post is dedicated to our food lovers, coffee lovers and foodies who want to know a more about Mexico and the Mexican cuisine. Mexico has long been among the world’s most popular vacation destinations for its sunny beaches, lovely people, ancient traditions, folklore, art, music, and its delicious… Continue reading Mexican Cuisine and The Most Popular Dishes: Guacamole, Tacos, Mole, Tamales
Kahlo’s Artwork, her Love for Mexican Culture, Mexican Coffee and the Mexican Cuisine.
Frida Kahlo & Her Love for Arabica Gourmet Coffee We dedicate this post to one of the most influential women and artist in Mexican culture: Frida Kahlo. We are proud to present you some interesting facts about her artwork, personal life, personality, and love for Mexican culture and Mexican coffee. Frida Kahlo de Rivera (1907-1954) is… Continue reading Kahlo’s Artwork, her Love for Mexican Culture, Mexican Coffee and the Mexican Cuisine.
What is Arabica Gourmet Coffee? The Difference between Gourmet Arabica and Cheap Robusta Coffee
What is Arabica Gourmet Coffee? The Difference between Gourmet Arabica and Cheap Robusta Coffee We dedicate this post to our lovely readers who want to know more about the coffee world and the difference between Gourmet Arabica Coffee & Cheap Robusta Coffee. Robusta Coffee Robusta coffee = cheap & low quality coffee It frequently smells… Continue reading What is Arabica Gourmet Coffee? The Difference between Gourmet Arabica and Cheap Robusta Coffee
The Mexican Eagle Warrior and The History Behind Mexico Real Cafe
The Mexican Eagle Warrior or Eagle Knight and The History Behind Mexico Real Cafe The EAGLE WARRIOR (Guerrero Aguila) who appears on Mexico Real’s Cafe logo was inspired by “The Eagle Warriors, or Eagle Knights” who were among the most skilled and feared warriors in the army of the Ancient Mexican Empire. The eagle warrior was… Continue reading The Mexican Eagle Warrior and The History Behind Mexico Real Cafe
The Day of the Dead in Mexico a Lively Tradition
The Day of the Dead in Mexico and Pluma Oaxaca Coffee The Day of the Dead or Dia de Muertos is celebrated every year in Mexico between October 31st and November 2nd. It is an important festivity in which families honour their beloved ones who have passed away. This tradition started many years ago in… Continue reading The Day of the Dead in Mexico a Lively Tradition
Cafe de Olla, Oaxaca Style Coffee: Make your Mexican Style Coffee
How To Make Mexican Style Coffee Experience the taste of Café de Olla or Oaxaca Style Coffee. It is a flavourful & sweet traditional Mexican Style coffee that you can make at home and enjoy with friends. Ingredients for 4 cups: 4 cups of water 3-4 tablespoons of Mexico Real Cafe 1 small cinnamon stick… Continue reading Cafe de Olla, Oaxaca Style Coffee: Make your Mexican Style Coffee