Join us at Feria del Mole, an exciting food festival held in the heart of Mexico City. This event celebrates the diverse and rich culinary heritage of mole, a traditional Mexican sauce known for its complex flavors and ingredients.
At Feria del Mole, you will find:
- A variety of mole dishes prepared by talented local chefs and vendors.
- Interactive tasting maps to guide your culinary journey through different mole styles.
- Vendor credits that highlight the artisans and producers behind each dish.
Whether you are a mole enthusiast or a curious newcomer, this festival offers something for everyone. Enjoy the vibrant atmosphere, live music, and the chance to learn more about the history and preparation of this iconic dish.
Don't miss out on this unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the flavors of Mexico. Join us at Feria del Mole and discover the magic of mole!
Keeping Your Phone Charged Through a Day of Mole Tasting
A festival day in Mexico City tends to run long. Between finding stalls, photographing plates of mole negro and mole poblano, checking a tasting map and messaging friends about where to meet, a phone battery can drain well before the last vendor closes. If you carry an iPhone 12 or 12 Pro, a battery case or a slim power bank is one of the most practical things you can bring.
Choosing a battery case or power bank
Battery cases built for the iPhone 12 and 12 Pro share the same overall dimensions, so many cases fit both models. Check the product description carefully before buying. When comparing options, look at:
- Capacity: higher capacity means more recharge, but also more weight in your hand while you juggle a plate and a drink.
- Pass-through charging: this lets you charge the case and phone together overnight from one cable.
- Grip and protection: crowded aisles and sticky fingers make drops more likely, so raised edges around the screen and camera are worth having.
- MagSafe compatibility: magnetic battery packs snap on and off, which is handy if you only want the extra bulk later in the day.
Practical habits for a long festival day
Lower your screen brightness when you are outdoors in the shade, turn on Low Power Mode early rather than late, and download the festival tasting map before you arrive so you are not reloading pages on a busy mobile network. Take screenshots of the schedule for the same reason. Food stalls are warm, greasy places, so keep your phone and charger in a zipped pocket or small bag away from sauces and open flames. Heat also shortens battery life.
A charged phone means you can save the names of the cooks whose mole you loved, look them up later on the vendors page, and keep a record of the flavours you want to try making at home.
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