Mazapán is a type of candy that is popular in Mexico and other Latin American countries. It is made from peanuts and powdered sugar, which are blended and processed together and compacted into a small mold. Mazapán has a sweet, delicate peanut flavor with an intensely creamy texture. It is often eaten as a treat or used to make other recipes, such as cakes, coffees, shakes, and more. Mazapán is also commonly sold in stores in pre-packaged form. It is important to note that mazapán is different from marzipan, which is a confection consisting primarily of sugar, honey, and almond meal.