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https://www.gzrecipes.com/content/uploads/sites/2/2026/02/fave-of-the-dead-defff1-e1739018831200-7-699850ef5dd948-89723656.jpg1200834FAVE OF THE DEAD are charming little cookies that, despite their name, are truly delicious and bring a smile. They are prepared for the Commemoration of the Dead in many regions of our country, especially in Lazio. Their origin is very ancient, many centuries before Halloween, since these beans (fave) were already distributed in ancient Rome on funeral occasions and other rites connected to the cult of the dead. Even today, in many places these sweets are left on the table the night between All Saints' Day and November 2nd, to keep our deceased loved ones close and offer them a sign of sweetness.