Pastillas

Pastillas is a term originating from the Spanish language, which refers to small, round, and sweet-tasting tablets or candies.

 These delightful treats are often made from various ingredients such as sugar, cornstarch, milk, and flavorings like vanilla or chocolate.

They are commonly used as a remedy for soothing sore throats, coughs, and colds, as well as a comforting and nostalgic confectionery enjoyed by people of all ages.

Pastillas can be found in different cultures and countries, with slight variations in recipes and presentations, but their essence remains the same - a simple yet delightful way to bring comfort and sweetness to those in need.