What Is Biscoito Globo? Rio’s Light, Crunchy Beach Snack
Biscoito Globo is the light, crisp starch snack closely associated with Rio de Janeiro’s beaches. The name comes from the brand.
Read MoreBiscoito Globo is the light, crisp starch snack closely associated with Rio de Janeiro’s beaches. The name comes from the brand.
Read MoreAt Café Gaúcho in Rio’s Centro, we stood at the counter for a sausage sandwich, bolinho de carne and a small, sweet cafezinho. Customers kept arriving, ordering and moving on.
Read MoreOur first pão de queijo stop in São Paulo was Pão de Queijo Haddock Lobo, the small Jardins shop whose history goes back to 1968. We ate warm cheese breads, watched local customers come and go, then continued through the neighbourhood.
Read MorePão de queijo is Brazilian cheese bread made with cassava starch and cheese. Usually small and baked, it has a lightly coloured outside and a soft, elastic centre.
Read MoreA short stop at Fornalha in Copacabana brought us our favourite coxinha of the Brazil trip: a generous chicken filling with creamy requeijão.
Read MoreA hollow spiral of warm dough and caramelized sugar: a guide to Hungarian chimney cake, with cinnamon and pistachio tasting notes from Pichler in Budapest.
Read MoreFried dough, tangy sour cream, garlic and grated cheese: what lángos is, how it differs from pizza and which version we would order first in Budapest.
Read MoreA Classic Cheeseburger we wanted another of, handed over almost as soon as we ordered. Our Smashy visit on Baross utca, with photos and menu prices.
Read MoreSour cream, garlic and cheese, then sausage and red onion: our first Budapest lángos at Krumplis, with original photos and visit-menu prices.
Read MoreTwo unfilled chimney cakes, an eight-minute wait and warm dough: our Pichler visit, why we preferred pistachio and what we paid.
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