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Tasting the Sweet Life via Venezuelan Desserts – The Wilmington Journal

Venezuela has a varied repertoire of sweets made possible by the arrival of sugar cane. During colonial times, Venezuelans saw the rise of a thriving sugar industry based on African labor. They produced brown sugar [...]

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