Atole — Traditional Mexican Corn-Based Hot Beverage
Atole is a traditional hot Mexican beverage made from nixtamalized corn masa, water or milk, and sweetener, creating a thick, creamy drink enjoyed since Aztec times.
Corn (maize) is a cereal grain domesticated in Mesoamerica around 9,000 years ago, now one of the world’s most important staple crops, used in flours, oils, beverages, tortillas, and countless traditional and modern recipes.
Atole is a traditional hot Mexican beverage made from nixtamalized corn masa, water or milk, and sweetener, creating a thick, creamy drink enjoyed since Aztec times.