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Long a South American tradition, you can make this wonderful caramel sauce easily in your home using only one ingredient.

Top Chef Masters provides a titillating moment. Jay Rayner offers elucidation about panna cotta. Host Kelly Choi then asks James Oseland for confirmation. Really?

From Buenos Aires to Mendoza, Argentina's cuisine and selection of wines make it a South American Foodie capital.

Buenos Aires has a lot to offer, but it also does nothing for the waistline. Sweet breakfasts and snacks abound. However, there is one answer to a girl's figure fears.

Tortoni, a classic Italian dessert, is the perfect choice for summer entertaining and especially picnics.

Forget beef and wine. Food in Argentina is all about the sweet things in life. In particular, alfajores, and preferably filled to the brim with the famous dulce de leche.

Ecuadorians love their sweets, and never skip dessert. Here are some of their favorites that you won't find anywhere else.

Manjar Blanco (White Caramel) and Helado de Canela (Cinnamon Sherbet) are two popular desserts from Bolivia, the heart of the Andes.

A look back at one of the most popular annual cookie sales campaign and a review of the new flavor introduced in 2009.

Rosario's Fiesta de las Colectividades in November is the biggest multicultural celebration in Argentina. Join the festival's mind-boggling mix of culture and traditions.

Stonewall Kitchen's Dulce De Leche caramel sauce, ripe Bartlett pears & Italian prune plums baked with nutmeg & spices in a flaky free-form pie crust. Just add ice cream.

Tourists travel to Uruguay from Buenos Aires as part of their holiday. However, lots of people like to do so to renew their visas and stay in BA for longer.

Markets in Buenos Aires, Capital Federal and the surrounding suburbs, are varied and full of life, from antiques and artisanal produce, to gaucho shows and fruit and veg.

Colombian cuisine is unique and flavorful, and they never skip dessert. Here are some of their favorites.

The celiac traveler can enjoy sumptuous feasts in Argentina, partaking in the local favorite parillada and finishing with gluten-free Freddo ice cream.

As well as offering cool discounts for females throughout the year, The Clan Hostel, Buenos Aires is also a great back-packer spot with a friendly vibe and superb kitchen

After having visited Santa Fe's historical and ethnographic museums, try one of Argentina's fine beers, Santa Fe Beer, or the local empanadas and Merengo alfajores.

Eggnog, a rich seasonal drink has become a holiday and winter favorite beverage. Commercial or homemade, the varied ingredients make it a treat for every diet and taste.

This cake is a favourite in my house and after trying out various recipes, this adaptation is by far the best version to date. From my kitchen to yours, buen provecho!

When looking for a truly unique dessert, 'Love My Cake' online bakery offers a wide variety of gourmet baked goods that will satisfy anyone's sweet craving.

When it comes time to choose a final meal to enjoy, chefs select dishes that reveal more about personality than cooking styles.

Learn about the Argentine wine capital of Mendoza, what to take and what to leave behind for an enjoyable trip.

Buenos Aires offers shoppers old fashioned service and an amazing range of goods. The sweetner is prices are much less than at home thanks to the devalued peso.

If you love caramel, toffee and a brown sugar based cake, this recipe will have you and guests clamouring for seconds.

Candy store Penuche Fudge with roasted pecans. Old fashioned creamy Penuche Fudge recipe with white chocolate, butter, brown sugar, heavy cream and pecans. Very yummy!

Visitors to Buenos Aires during Argentina's spring or summer can make the most of the warm weather with this list of fun outdoor activities.

Ironically, just steps from the Mass. Institute of Technology, Chef Gabriel Bremer at Salts, elevates so-called molecular gastronomy, by taking it back to its roots.