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Zacahuil, tamal gigante que alimenta a decenas | The Florida Star | The Georgia Star

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El zacahuil es un producto gastronómico para quienes tienen mucha hambre. Este tamal gigante es una de las preparaciones más representativas de la región huasteca en México que ha dejado a todos impresionados por su dimensión. El zacahuil puede alimentar a más de sesenta personas. La región huasteca mexicana abarca los estados de Veracruz, San Luis Potosí, Hidalgo, Tamaulipas y, […]

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