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Concha

My trainer has an old car in her garage. I’m not good at knowing what old cars are, but this is like a 1950’s car of some kind. It’s cool.

Her rear-view mirror has some soft-toy ornaments that I commented on. She said they were concha, a kind of Mexican sweet bread. She said she liked them but didn’t know any place on Maui to get them.

On Friday, on my way back from a faculty gathering at the beach, I passed a small taco stand I knew about, and I saw that they had pastries. Did they have concha?

Concha means shell.  The frosting on these make them look like shells.

Concha means shell. The frosting on these make them look like shells.

Yes! Yes, they did! I got a few and took them to her. It was so fun! I’ll have to wait until tomorrow to find out if they tasted like she remembers.

1 Comment

  1. Lauaren

    Yay! You are a pastry hero! I hope she likes them. When I saw the picture and first started reading your post, I thought, “A physical trainer has actual pastries hanging in her car? Is this some kind of power trip?” Whew. Just toys.

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