Havanna Alfajores, Another beloved sweet of the Argentines.…
Another beloved sweet of the Argentines. These things are like moon pies. Instead of the nasty marshmallow filling they have dulce de leche held by the lightest most wonderful cookies. Then it is wrapped in delicious milk chocolate.
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Havanna Alfajores (11.64 ounce) : Grocery & Gourmet Food
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Argentina Cafe Empanada Factory - 🍬 Explore the authentic essence of Argentina in every sweet bite! From the iconic Tita to the beloved Havanna alfajores and the irresistible dulce de leche, this
Alfajores The Icing House - Sweets by Deliciosa - Box of 12 cookies - Filled with Dulce de leche : Grocery & Gourmet Food
HAVANNA Mixed Alfajores 612g – Cachina Market
SO NATURAL IT FEELS LIGHTER - This new Alfajor by Havanna is made with 6 different types of the best selected seeds following the latest trends and
Havanna Semilia Semilla Mixed 6 Seeds Alfajor with 70% Dark Chocolate & Dulce de Leche - Sin TACC Gluten Free (box of 9 alfajores)
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Anyone who has ever eaten Havanna Alfajores can confirm that these irresistible type of biscuits are just too good to put down. Sweet foods foodies
Havanna Alfajores mixto x 6 pcs
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Classic Argentine Alfajores Cornstarch Cookie Sandwiches
Havanna Alfajor is an exquisite Argentinean biscuit that is great for any occasion. The cookies are filled with dulce de leche and covered in
Havanna Alfajores Chocolate and mixed flavoured, 330 g 11.64 oz each (6 units)
A chocolate alfajor is one of the best things that can happen to you (this is not an overstatement), and if it’s a Havanna alfajor, a thousand times
Havanna Alfajores (Classic Chocolate) (Box of 6) - 11.6 oz / 330 g
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This Luscious Cookie Was Once a Rare Treat. Now I Eat It Everyday.
