Manjar blanco is the white cousin of dulce de leche, made across Colombia by simmering milk and sugar with a handful of rice until it turns thick and creamy. It fills obleas, tops desserts, and is spooned straight from the jar by anyone within reach.
Slow milk, sweet patience
The long, gentle simmer concentrates the milk into a silky, spreadable cream with a faint grain of dissolved rice and a whisper of cinnamon. It is sweeter and lighter than dulce de leche, with a delicate, milky finish.


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