130 Years of Sweetness: Oaxaca's Ice Cream Legacy

Oaxaca's Sweetest Legacy: A 130-Year-Old Ice Cream Shop Endures Nestled within the bustling Benito Juarez Market in Oaxaca, Mexico, lies Nieves Oaxaqueñas Chaguita, a family-run ice cream shop with a history spanning over 130 years. This isn't just another ice cream parlor; it's a living testament to Oaxaca's culinary heritage. Dinora, the current owner, proudly shares, "We've been here since the fourth generation. When I was born, they were already selling these nieves." Her words paint a picture of unwavering dedication and tradition. The shop offers a diverse range of flavors, from the classic Fresa (strawberry) and Zapote (sapodilla) to more unique options like Leche Quemada (burnt milk) and Chamoy (a sweet and sour sauce). The video showcases the vibrant colors and enticing aromas of the various ice creams, making the viewer's mouth water. The shop's longevity is a testament to its commitment to quality and its deep connection to the local community. It's a place where history is served alongside each scoop of ice cream, a true Oaxaca experience.