Pastechi is a popular snack throughout the Caribbean, and while its origins can be traced back to European pastries, each island has put its unique spin on the recipe. The exact history of Aruban Pastechi needs to be well-documented, but it is known to have Dutch and...
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Exploring the Culinary Heritage: The Unique Flavor of Aruban Pastechi and Its Caribbean Identity
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