Veronica Cabrera

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What happened to Chocolate Abuelita?

Growing up in a Hispanic household, the only hot chocolate my family and I would have was Nestle Chocolate Abuelita. One of my core memories is my mom making a big olla — a pot of hot chocolate — for my First Communion party. My cousin and I spent the day dunking our bolillos and conchas into our warm cups of chocolate. Fast forward to now, and we wonder — What happened to Abuelita?

Now, when you walk into the store, there’s a full selection of Abuelita products to choose from. The brand has made it easier than ever to enjoy your favorite traditional drink on the go — from convenient mixer pouches to portable options perfect for camping or travel.

I’m grateful that Chocolate Abuelita continues to be part of our culture, allowing future generations to enjoy the same comforting flavor we grew up with.

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Don't have the best relationship with your sibling but want to change that, read this.

My older brother has been in a toxic relationship, exposed to drugs, surgery, DUI, hit and run, and jail. We never had the best relationship. I got to sit next to my brother in the emergency room this past Friday; it's wild how it happened, but I knew there was a reason we both landed in the ER.I got to witness something beautiful that God is working on my brother. My mom and I have been praying for my brother's salvation and belief in God. The way my older brother was talking, it shocked me. Yes, there's still work to be done, but seeing him talk differently and trying to switch his life around. I'm writing this because I know it will help anybody praying for a loved one to wake up from their dark life. It can just be someone who wants change. Don't stop praying, and keep the Faith strong even if you don't see the circumstance changing, for we walk by Faith, not by sight (Romans 10:17).

No matter what, lean to God. Built up your Faith (Hebrews 11:1)

Please comment below if you have any questions or want to talk.

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Does your tongue get tangled when conversing with people?

Before Christ, all I can remember is my tongue getting tangled up in conversations and presentations.

I decided to remove myself from encountering those moments.

I will be in the back, just listening and observing the room.

Not till I got to know God and his promises.

Isaiah 51:16 And I have put my words in your mouth and hidden you safely in my hand.

Exodus 4:11- Who makes a person’s mouth? Who decides whether people speak or do not speak, hear, or do not hear, see, or do not see? Is it, not I, the Lord? Now go! I will be with you as you speak and instruct you on what to say.

Standing on his promises,

Knowing he has my back…

You bet I flew like no other; I started speaking up in class discussions, being the first to go up and present, and ministering to other's the goodness of God.

It doesn’t mean that I’m perfect. HECK NO! Perfect, I will never be, and neither will you either. There’s always room to grow, but Thank God we are not where we used to be.

I still get my words mixed up occasionally, but it’s not as bad as before.

Stand on his word. What do you have loose? Nothing.

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Dear Thirty-One

Dear Thirty-One,

For all the lessons that made me fall to the ground but made me a wiser woman, Gracias. I appreciate the beautiful people with whom I got to share a moment. Where my faith got tested, but Gracias Y Dios for sticking by my side. I learned the meaning of “tempo - TIME.” Lost time is never found again, it’s true. We only get one chance in life.

So here I am Thirty-two/ Spanish, Thank you, Lord, for your grace and mercery for another year in life. Let’s see what it has in store for me / Veamos a ver qué tiene reservado para mí Vamos.