It's practically Cuba's national dish-the ubiquitous hand-sized, folded pizza dripping with grease enclosed in a piece of manila paper. Then there's the curious thin, long paper cone or cucurucho that mystifies the foreign visitor until they discover it is full of surprisingly delicious roasted peanuts-the popularity of which is confirmed by the litter found at any bus stop, theatre, school or hospital exit everywhere and anywhere in the capital. |
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| Full article in 2008/9 edition of Cuba Absolutely |
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