Today, San Telesforo not only produces traditional marzipan, but also offers a personalized service that sets it apart in the market: the possibility of creating unique pieces for special or corporate gifts. Companies, institutions and individuals can request exclusive, handcrafted designs, making each creation a symbolically valuable and highly appealing gift. This personalization has helped the brand position itself as a benchmark for those seeking artisanal products capable of conveying history, identity and distinction.
The workshop also stands out for its wide range of traditional Christmas sweets, made with the same artisanal rigor. Among them, their nougats in multiple varieties are particularly noteworthy, ranging from classic recipes to innovative combinations designed to surprise every year. The marquesitas, another emblematic local sweet, preserve in every batch the flavor and texture that have accompanied this house since its beginnings. And of course, the iconic marzipan eels are a must: artistic pieces made with meticulous care and considered true jewels of their production.
Despite the increase in demand during the Christmas season, San Telesforo maintains a system of work that guarantees freshness, quality and speed. Orders are shipped from Monday to Friday with a delivery time of 24 to 48 hours, allowing customers throughout Spain to receive their products in optimal condition and enjoy freshly made marzipan. This commitment to excellent service has been key to building the trust of generations of consumers, who find in every order an authentic and carefully crafted culinary experience.
The longevity of San Telesforo is no coincidence: it is the result of a combination of family passion, respect for traditional processes and a clear vision of the importance of gastronomic heritage. Each generation has known how to adapt to the needs of its time, always maintaining a balance between innovation and tradition. Thanks to this, the workshop continues to be an undisputed benchmark in the artisanal production of Toledo marzipan.
Today, more than two hundred years after its founding, San Telesforo continues to prove that craftsmanship, when preserved with dedication and pride, not only endures, but continues to move people. Its membership in the World Religious Tourism Network (WRTN) further reinforces its commitment to promoting cultural and gastronomic heritage, adding value to a sector that recognizes the importance of artisan products in shaping the identity of destinations. In every marzipan, marquesita or eel handcrafted in its ovens, a fragment of Spain’s historical memory is preserved—a legacy that San Telesforo honors day after day since 1806.