Desserts and juices served in the state of São Paulo.

Desserts and juices served in the state of São Paulo.

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Desserts:

 Paçoca:

The peanut paçoca or capiroçava is a sweet made from peanuts, sugar and cassava flour. It is very popular in the interior of São Paulo, especially in the June and Easter holidays in the Paraíba Valley.

Pamonha Doce:

Although it is a dessert originally from the Northeast, the sweet pamonha has won the hearts of paulistas, especially those who live in the interior of São Paulo.   Dream:

The dream is a stamped figurine of the Paulista bakeries. The round bread of sweet and light dough is filled with sugar and a cream, most often made with dulce de leche . Jam from sweet:

There is no visit to the interior of São Paulo that is self-respecting without tasting one of the sweet jams made in the region. Dessert is a type of preserving fruit cooked in pieces with sugar and condiments such as cinnamon.

Rain cookie:

The typical sweet of grandma's houses, the rain cake, refers directly to affective memory. Great to accompany a coffee, it is made with eggs, sugar, cinnamon and wheat flour.

Banana jam:

This sweet is very appreciated and its production takes place very simply and quickly. The ingredients are ripe plantain and sugar. Pudding: In São Paulo, milk pudding is a favorite of desserts, but there are also variations. One of them is bread pudding, made with eggs, French bread, milk and sugar.

Juices:

Orange juice:

São Paulo is the largest orange producer in the world, accounting for more than 28.8% of the total produced globally. Orange juice is the most cited flavor among consumers.   Acai juice:

Açaí is a typical fruit of the Amazon region, but its juice is very popular throughout Brazil, including São Paulo.

Strawberry juice:

Strawberry juice is another popular option among consumers in São Paulo, consumed in the mornings and late afternoons.

Watermelon juice:

Watermelon is a refreshing fruit, perfect for a juice on a hot day. It is one of the best-selling juices in São Paulo, and appreciated by all paulistas.

Cowberry juice:

Acerola is a fruit rich in vitamin C and its juice is highly appreciated by São Paulo residents.

Passion fruit juice:

Passion fruit is known for its calming properties and its juice is a popular choice in São Paulo.

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