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Guyuria

Traditional Chamorro cookies

Guyuria are traditional Chamorro cookies. They are also known as Chamorro jawbreaker cookies due to their historically rock-hard texture. Guyuria was

Guyuria

Guam

U.S. territory in Micronesia

States Culture Chamorro Nation Cuisine Chalakiles Estufao Fina'denne' Guyuria Kaddon pika Kalamai Kelaguen Latiya Roskette Tinaktak Guam Museum Liberation

Guam

Cuisine of the Mariana Islands

Culinary traditions of the Mariana Islands

with annatto and kå'du fanihi, a soup made of fruit bat or flying fox and Guyuria cookies. The red rice is hineksa’ aga’ga, is made by cooking rice in annatto

Cuisine of the Mariana Islands

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List of desserts

Coyotas F Fattigmann Finikia Fortune cookie G Gingerbread cookie Ginger nut Guyuria H Hallongrotta J Jodenkoek Jumble K Kichel Kleicha Koloocheh and Masgati

List of desserts

List_of_desserts

Chamorro people

Indigenous people of the Mariana Islands

American cuisine are also commonly available. Local cookies are known as guyuria. Locally distinct foods include kelaguen, a dish in which meat is denatured

Chamorro people

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Guam Air National Guard

Military unit

States Culture Chamorro Nation Cuisine Chalakiles Estufao Fina'denne' Guyuria Kaddon pika Kalamai Kelaguen Latiya Roskette Tinaktak Guam Museum Liberation

Guam Air National Guard

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Culture of Guam

dish cooked with the red seeds of the achiote tree, escovitch chicharrón, guyuria, roskette, kalamai, and a Filipino-inspired dessert called the banana lumpia

Culture of Guam