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El Nazareno

Alfajor de Nougat Negro

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Alfajor de Nougat Negro from El Nazareno represents a richer and more intense variation of the classic alfajor, where traditional craftsmanship meets a peanut nougat filling. Its base consists of two layers of slightly crisp cookies made with butter and honey, while the center is filled with a creamy, nutty filling marked by caramelized notes.

The entire confection is coated in a layer of semi-sweet chocolate that brings a subtle bitterness and perfectly balances the sweetness of the nougat. The texture is layered and harmonious - starting with the gentle crunch of the cookie, followed by the smooth softness of the filling, and finishing with a long-lasting chocolate aftertaste.

The result is a confection that unites artisanal authenticity with the pronounced character of nut-based ingredients, offering an intense yet well-balanced gourmet experience.

Producer

El Nazareno is a family-owned confectionery from the Traslasierra Valley in Argentina’s Córdoba province, founded in 1982 and renowned for its production of alfajores and other traditional sweets. The brand was born from a small workshop created by Leonardo José Grisoni and María Estela Gurriere, and today it is regarded as one of the country’s most recognizable producers.

Their philosophy is based on the use of natural ingredients. Each alfajor is handcrafted, layer by layer, with care and precision to achieve the perfect balance between dough and dulce de leche.

Their longevity in the market is the result of consistency in maintaining both quality and authenticity. They have preserved their artisanal approach, even as they have grown into a brand with a broader assortment and strong presence.

Their story demonstrates how a small family workshop can evolve into a brand of international reputation. Today, El Nazareno is considered a symbol of tradition and quality in the world of Argentine confections.

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