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It’s not too early to start thinking of how you’ll remember loved ones this Dia de los Muertos. To that effect, Marioli has started offering pan de muerto in advance of the November 1 and 2 holiday, or your next Coco screening. The bread, often placed in altars, and bearing crossbones is usually an offshoot […]
