What are the best Colombian sweet cookies, according to AI? You should try them.

Colombia is a country with a rich culinary tradition, and its sweet cookies are no exception . From homemade recipes to brands that have become national icons, the country offers a variety of products that complement everything from school snacks to afternoon cups of coffee. According to artificial intelligence, which are the best ones you should try?

1. Limoncitas y Lecheritas (Ramo) Ramo's Limoncitas y Lecheritas are considered a classic of Colombian childhood. Launched in the 1970s, they are part of the most nostalgic and authentic repertoire of industrial pastries in the country.

- Lemons: round cookies with a delicate lemon-flavored filling, fresh, soft, and slightly acidic.

- Lecheritas: Sweet, milk-flavored cookies, simple but addictive, ideal for pairing with hot drinks.

Ramo, a 100% Colombian brand, is synonymous with tradition and local flavor. These cookies continue to be one of the best-selling products in neighborhood stores.

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2. Festival (Noel) Festival cookies are perhaps the most popular filled cookies in Colombia. Available in flavors like strawberry, lemon, vanilla, chocolate, and coconut, they are recognized for their colorful packaging and unmistakable flavor. Their crunchy texture on the outside and creamy filling on the inside make them a favorite among children and young people. Noel, a manufacturer from Antioquia, has been part of the country's food identity for over a century.

3. Sultana (Noel) Sultana cookies are a gem of local pastries, made with soft, light ingredients and a touch of vanilla. They are popular for their subtle flavor, light texture, and versatility as a companion to hot beverages like coffee or hot chocolate. Noel distributes them widely both in Colombia and abroad, making them one of the most in-demand Colombian bakery products exported in the industrial bakery sector.

4. Cucas (artisanal, of Afro-Colombian origin) Cucas are traditional cookies made with panela, cloves, and cinnamon. Originating in the Cauca Valley and popular along the Caribbean Coast, these cookies represent the Afro-Colombian culinary heritage.

They have a dense texture, a spicy flavor, and a dark color due to their high panela content. Today, cucas are sold in artisanal bakeries and at food fairs across the country.

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The best chocolate-covered cookies in Colombia

According to the specialized website ADN Chocolate, the most popular chocolate-covered cookie brands in Colombia are:

- Chocolatina: An iconic brand that offers chocolate-covered cookies in different flavors, such as milk, strawberry, and vanilla.

- Festival: Known for its chocolate-covered cookies with a crunchy touch and generous coating.

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- Nestlé: The market-leading brand offers a wide variety of chocolate-covered cookies, including the classic Chocolisto and more innovative ones like Oreo.

- Supercoco: Offers chocolate-covered cookies with different fillings, such as chocolate cream, caramel, and peanut butter.

- Tip Top: Known for its chocolate-covered cookies with a touch of salt that makes them irresistible.