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Tocumbo is a picturesque town, famous for its production of mescal, made from the maguey plant, and also the delicious recipes of the local brand of ice cream.
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At 26 years old, Roberto Andrade is one of Mexico's youngest municipal presidents - and after 41 years of Partido Revolucionario Institucional presidents in Tocumbo, he is the first president from the Partido de la Revolución Democratica.
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At 26 years old, Roberto Andrade is one of Mexico's youngest municipal presidents - and after 41 years of Partido Revolucionario Institucional presidents in Tocumbo, he is the first president from the Partido de la Revolución Democratica.
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Tocumbo is a picturesque town, famous for its production of mescal, made from the maguey plant, and also the delicious recipes of the local brand of ice cream.
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Helados Michoacanos, the ice-cream stores found throughout the country, began in Tocumbo, where enterprising ice-cream makers developed a community business that eventually involved natives of that village venturing out to establish branches in nearly every city and town in Mexico.
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Just as Tocumbo is associated with ice-cream, the town of Cotija is associated with cheese and gives its name to the hard, crumbly cheese called queso cotija that garnishes everything from taquitos to enchiladas.
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Just as Tocumbo is associated with ice-cream, the town of Cotija is associated with cheese and gives its name to the hard, crumbly cheese called queso cotija that garnishes everything from taquitos to enchiladas.
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Helados Michoacanos, the ice-cream stores found throughout the country, began in Tocumbo, where enterprising ice-cream makers developed a community business that eventually involved natives of that village venturing out to establish branches in nearly every city and town in Mexico.
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Helados Michoacanos, the ice-cream stores found throughout the country, began in Tocumbo, where enterprising ice-cream makers developed a community business that eventually involved natives of that village venturing out to establish branches in nearly every city and town in Mexico.
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Just as Tocumbo is associated with ice-cream, the town of Cotija is associated with cheese and gives its name to the hard, crumbly cheese called queso cotija that garnishes everything from taquitos to enchiladas.
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