Do you have this in your country?

Do you have this in your country?
How is it called there?

Yes, It is called Manjar Blanco or Dulce de Leche. It is very traditonal to do them, handcrafted, in places like Chiriquí, Colcé and Azuero.

I dont know what that is
is it custard?
we have custard

no idea what that is

wtf is that

Yes it's called 'karamelliserad mjölk'.

Doce de leite, you mean. Brazilian invention.

Caramelized condensed milk

not really common but same name, dulce de leche

People do know it and it's quite easy to make

Take cans of sweetened milk, boil them for three hours, let them cool down and boom, you've got a nice sweet

Yes.

Cгyщёнкa

Yes

>Manjar Blanco
No es blanco.

vla.

Yes, Doce De Leite

what is it

yes its called butter

>Do you have this in your country?

no

We add the taste of the sea to it

We don't have it so the candy shops that do just call it dulce de leche
Truly uma delicia

>Do you have this in your country?
Yes.
>How is it called there?
Διαβήτης.

Disgusting

Doce de Leite.

It is very common here in Brazil, but the best I have ever eaten is Argentine.

The taste is indescribable, almost an orgasm.

It's common in all Latin America.
It's just boiled condensed milk, pretty mediocre food. Totally overrated.

Overrated? Maybe.

But it's more a dessert than food (as a nutrient supplier).

Nutella its overrated and expensive.

DULCE DE CAJETA
COMO ME GUSTA LA CAJETA, VIEJA

yeah every grocery store ive seen sells it but its usually seen as an "ethnic" food.

Argentinian dulce de leche is amazing. I wish I brought back 10 jars instead of just 1 the only time I had the chance to be there.

kys

I often make it myself, very tasty and very easy to do.

If I were gay I would probably want to suck it off someone's cock!

Kys
Don't kys