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May 24, 2018
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Don Churros Serves a Homestyle Jalisco Classic

Jessmarie Flores / el Don
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Jessmarie Flores / el Don

Unlike most new-wave churro places that emphasize toppings and other add-ons, Don Churro brings a homestyle recipe that was perfected by owner Jaime Gomez-Nunez’s grandfather, a respected churro maker in the highlands of Jalisco.

The all natural vegan churros can be paired with (non-vegan) vanilla ice cream or Abuelita, a non-vegan hot chocolate which makes the churros taste sweeter.

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