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Discover Brazilian Beer!
Believe it or not, beer in Brazil goes way back to colonial times. Think homemade brews and small-scale production. But things really...
Sergio Szpoganicz de Oliveira
Feb 62 min read
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Pão de Queijo (Cheese Bread): You must try it!
Pão de queijo —a golden, cheesy bite that melts in your mouth—is much more than a simple snack paired with coffee. This beloved Brazilian...
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Fabio Dias Monteiro
Dec 17, 20242 min read
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Tapioca: A Taste of Brazil's Indigenous Cuisine
History and Origins Tapioca is a food deeply rooted in Brazilian indigenous culture. Its name originates from the Tupi language,...
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Fabio Dias Monteiro
Oct 6, 20242 min read
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Feijoada: A Flavorful Brazilian Passion
The history of feijoada is as rich and mysterious as its taste. Over the years, countless legends and theories have emerged to explain...
Sergio Szpoganicz de Oliveira
Aug 10, 20241 min read
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Brigadeiro: A Culinary Icon with a Political Twist
The brigadeiro, a delectable treat that has become synonymous with Brazilian culture, boasts a rich and flavorful history intertwined...
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Fabio Dias Monteiro
Jul 19, 20242 min read
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The Secrets of the World's Sweetest Coffee.
Brazil proudly holds, with a “cafezinho” (a shot of black coffee served in a small cup) in hand, the title of producer of the world's...
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Fabio Dias Monteiro
May 2, 20242 min read
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Rabo de Galo, Brazil's Signature Cocktail
In the area of mixology, few drinks are as vibrant and culturally significant as Brazil's beloved Rabo de Galo. This spirited cocktail...
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Fabio Dias Monteiro
Apr 25, 20243 min read
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Tacacá, a classic Brazilian dish from the Amazon
Tacacá is a classic Brazilian dish from the Amazon, more specifically from the state of Pará, with indigenous origins. It is a hot soup...
Sergio Szpoganicz de Oliveira
Apr 25, 20242 min read
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