Albordiou

Albordiou is a term that refers to a type of confection. It is traditionally made in the region of Valencia, Spain, particularly in the city of Alcoy. The confection is characterized by its sweet and often almond-based flavor. While specific ingredients can vary, common components include almonds, sugar, and sometimes honey or other sweeteners. The preparation typically involves roasting or grinding almonds and then combining them with the binding agents to form a cohesive mass. Albordiou can take various forms, often appearing as small, intricately shaped pieces or bars. It is frequently enjoyed during festive periods and holidays in its region of origin. The name itself is believed to derive from the Arabic word for almond.