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I am what you might call a chamoyada connoisseur. You can probably tell this by the address of my blog…
You might not know what a chamoyada is. Well, it’s a Mexican slurpee, of sorts. Take crushed ice, chamoy, mango pieces, Japanese peanuts, tamarind candy and a squeeze of lime. Put it all together and you’ve got a chamoyada.
My introduction to Oasis Raspados was through a good friend; we went to the location on
I’m reminiscing a little today... pardon me, I digress.
Back to the best chamoyada ever. It’s at Oasis Raspados. The
The chamoyada I had today had lots of mango pieces and a good sprinkling of tamarind candy (also known as serpentinas) and Japanese peanuts, just the way I like it.
They took a hiatus during the holidays, but now “they’re baaaaack!” Go get yourself a chamoyada, banana split or other tasty treat at Oasis Raspados right now.
Now!
Now!
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