Anyone See Fresh/Homemade Buñuelos For Sale in Ajijic?

Years ago we'd trip over women selling buñuelos this time of year. They used to sell on the street corners, malecón, bring trays of them to sell inside restaurants.

Last year I only found some on fringes of Ajijic Tianguis.

Seen any around Ajijic recently?

And please don't tell me that Bimbo sells small packs of them. Theirs are a piss-poor excuse for a buñuelo.

Yippeeee!  Found some.  

There's a cart frying them up fresh in front of Pablo's Totillería on the lakeside of carretera in Ajijic.  Mia's Boutique is almost directly opposite on the mountain-side of carretera if that helps you location-wise.

8 pesos each.  

She will ask you if you want it with sugar.  The answer is always, Sí.

They are also being offered as a take-out option at Panino's restaurant

What about the churro store on the plaza in Ajijic fresh and hot otherwise it is not worth having .Deep fry food is only good fresh off the oil.

my housekeeper just brought me some homemade ones - I am not going to share HA

brigitte wrote:What about the churro store on the plaza in Ajijic fresh and hot otherwise it is not worth having .Deep fry food is only good fresh off the oil.

Correctamente!

Haven't tried the churro place. Do they still open at 6pm?

Mad_Max wrote:my housekeeper just brought me some homemade ones - I am not going to share HA

Lucky you!!

I have to ask what they are...
A search brought this up, so I am confused.  
https://duckduckgo.com/?q=bu%C3%B1uelo&t=newext&atb=v400-1

Click on "images".

Basically fried dough, covered in sugar. Grease, sugar and flour. Delicious and definitely not health food. :-)
But hey, you only live once, right?

mudgirl wrote:But hey, you only live once, right?

Yes... especially if one eats many of those!