Tapioca pudding is a traditional dessert with roots in various cultures, especially in those where tapioca, a starch extracted from cassava, has been a fundamental ingredient. This dessert has a history that dates back to the home kitchens of Latin America and the Caribbean, where it has been enjoyed for generations. In different Latin American countries, this dish goes by various names: in Mexico and Central America, it is simply known as "tapioca pudding," while in Brazil, it is commonly found as "pudim de tapioca." In Venezuela and Colombia, this dessert is highly appreciated and may vary slightly in its ingredients or texture, but it always retains its creamy and soft essence. The versatility and unique flavor of tapioca have made this pudding a favorite in the region, perfect to be enjoyed both cold and hot.