03/11/2026
đĩđĒâ¤ī¸ Tanta Wawa is not just bread, it is a little piece of my Peru.
When I think of Tanta Wawa, I think of our roots, our traditions, and that love that is passed down from generation to generation.
Its name comes from Quechua: âtantaâ means bread and âwawaâ means child. Traditionally, it is prepared in Peru during the celebrations of All Saintsâ Day and the Day of the Dead, as a way to remember and honor our loved ones who are no longer with us đžđ¤
But to me, it means so much more đĨšâ¤ī¸
It is about remembering where we come fromâĻ
It is about feeling close to our family, our stories, our aromas and the traditions that are part of who we are
It is that beautiful feeling of being far from home and still finding a little piece of Peru in the Netherlands
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