Almost more so than any other country, the food scene in Brazil is a culinary melting pot merging influences from all over the world. Ingredients and traditions from as far afield as Africa, Japan and Portugal intermingle with the native landscape of coastline, farmland, mountains and forests to create a wonderful mish-mash that is often best seen (and tasted) right out on the street.
The world famous Rio carnival is a perfect example; all elements of Brazil’s rich culture and heritage celebrated throughout the city with food, drink, dance and music playing equal parts in this all-encompassing celebration.
From sweet treats to salty snacks, you can now experience our top picks of classic Brazilian street foods. It may be a memory from your youth, a family birthday celebration or from a recent trip to Brazil you will want to try our famous snacks or salgados.
Salgado and the Brigadeiro
Away from the restaurants of Brazil, the streets brim with some of the best food the country is so well-known for the Salgado and the Brigadeiro.
What’s a Coxinha?
A deep-fried classic from São Paulo, coxinha are crunchy croquettes usually made with a filling of shredded chicken. The filling is surrounded by a layer of dough, then coated in golden breadcrumbs before frying to create the perfect crunch.
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What’s a Brigadeiro?
It’s Brazil’s famous party treat – a bite-sized chocolate delight that’s sensuously creamy, a round pop of rich flavor. And there’s nothing tiny about these brigadeiros. Each bite is outrageous – intense chocolate, hand dipped in fine spices for assorted flavorful pleasures.
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Handmade In Small Batches
Salgodo and Brigadeiro are unlike any snack you’ve had before. They are thick, rich and indulgent salty and sweet treats that are available in flavors ranging from unique to traditional. They are made using only the finest and freshest ingredient. We never use artificial flavors or preservatives. Try them today and you’ll know why they are “Brazil’s #1 treat!
