Dill bread is a delicious specialty with its roots in the culinary traditions of Central and Eastern Europe, particularly in countries like Germany, Poland, and Russia. In Latin America, although not as common as in Europe, it has been adopted in some regions under similar names or simply known as "bread flavored with dill." In other Latin American countries, it might be called "herb bread" or "spiced bread," depending on the local use of dill, which can vary in popularity. This bread is characterized by the fresh and light aroma provided by the dill, an herb that enhances both savory and sweet dishes. Traditionally, it is enjoyed with butter or as an accompaniment to soups and salads, reminding us of European flavors fused with ingredients adapted to different cultures.