For Día de los Muertos, Mexicans prepare a variety of special foods that honor their deceased loved ones. Traditional offerings include pan de muerto, a sweet bread shaped like a skull or bone, and sugar skulls decorated with colorful icing. Other popular dishes are tamales, mole, and atole, a warm corn-based beverage. These foods are often placed on altars alongside photos and mementos of the departed, symbolizing the connection between the living and the dead.
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Dear clueless dead, Mexicans usually bring their ancestors favorite foods, flowers, gifts, pictures, or even skulls.
Mexicans celebrate "Dia de los Muertos" or "Day of the Dead." Families gather at the graves of ancestors and bring special treats and gifts for the dead souls. It frequently turns into a picnic as family members share a meal and memories of those who have died.
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All Souls Day is also called "Day of the Dead". The Mexicans go to cemeteries to celebrate their dead.
Pan de Muerto or Bread of the Dead is a sweet bread. Sugar skulls are common. Tamales, mole negro, and candied pumpkin are also popular. Drink it down with hot chocolate.
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