There isn't a "national dessert", as Mexican cuisine varies from region to region. As for desserts, Mexico has a huge variety of them: cacao has been cultivated in Mexico for at least three millenia. When mixed with sugar, chocolate (Aztec: xocolatl, Maya: chocolha) is elaborated. Crystallized fruit is also common, and many traditional Mexican candies such as cocadas (made of milk and coconut), mueganos (popcorn with caramelized sugar) and alegrias (candies made of amaranth seed and bee honey) are popular.
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Turkey have got a lot of dessert but your answer is BAKLAVA I think:)
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The Grasshopper is the national arthropod of Mexico.
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Mexico's climate is in the 90's in the day, and drops as far as 30 degrees at nighttime in the dessert.
Yes. It is not a traditional dessert, but you can find them, specially around larger cities such as Mexico City, Guadalajara or Monterrey.
Mexican flan, with a top of caramelized sugar.
The Vaquita is the national marine mammal of Mexico.
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National Palace - Mexico - was created in 1563.