Rhubarb is a plant native to Asia that has been used in cooking for centuries, especially in regions with cold climates. Its characteristic flavor, slightly acidic and refreshing, makes it an ideal ingredient for desserts and sweets. In Latin America, rhubarb is not very common, but when it is mentioned, it is usually found under the same name or, in some places, simply as "sour stalk." In countries like Mexico and Argentina, its use is more associated with homemade preparations and traditional recipes passed down within the family. This ingredient has gained popularity in pastry making due to the perfect combination it offers with sweet ingredients and spices, resulting in delicious desserts like "Remarkable Rhubarb Bites."