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Visiting Mexico has always been a great idea in the winter. The cost of traveling to Mexico is affordable and, the weather in many areas of Mexico is warmer than in the US and Canada. But now is an even better time to visit Mexico, and here’s why. It’s More Affordable than Ever! The Mexican...
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Thanksgiving customs in Mexico have some similarities to the American Thanksgiving, but there are many local traditions as well. Although Thanksgiving is traditionally regarded as an American holiday, this festive occasion is becoming increasingly popular in Mexico. This is partly due to the influence of the roughly 1 million American residents who have emigrated from...
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Chiles en nogada, a dish from Mexican cuisine Mexican Independence Day, celebrating Mexico’s independence from Spain, takes place this week, on September 16. The preparation and consumption of the traditional Mexican dish, Chiles en Nogada, precedes the Independence Day celebrations. “Walking through the gardens of memory, I discover that my recollections are associated with the...
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Going to Mexico? Are you a foodie? Just want to sample local fare? What food will give you the real taste of Mexico? We’re going to give you the answers--learn about the most popular and authentic foods of Mexico so you can get on with sampling the next time you get down there. Mexico is...
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The New Year is closing in on us quickly and it’s time to make your New Year’s Resolutions. If you’ve not done so yet, Mexpro.com is here to help you out. We’ve come up with five we think are pretty good and that you will enjoy completing... Go to Mexico, you’ll get more bang for...
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Don't miss the chapulines -- roasted crispy cricket tacos at the El Arrayán Mexican restaurant in Puerto Vallarta, the best Mexican food I've ever eaten... Read More »
Chiles en Nogada and Mexican Independence Birth of an empire and its flag The Mexican War of Independence began on September 16th of 1810, with Father Miguel Hidalgo’s call to arms, ringing out from the little town of Dolores, in Guanajuato. Over eleven bloody years later, on September 27th of 1821, an army of unified... Read More »
Montezuma's revenge is most often caused by drinking contaminated water or by eating fruits or vegetables that haven't been properly washed... Read More »
Great growing conditions and health benefits have made spicy chili peppers popular in Mexico for thousands of years, and popular Mexican food...
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Did you know, that Mexico is also the birthplace of, one of the world’s all time greatest foods---chocolate?.. Read More »