Brazilian sweets are the best

[Anonymous No.13939827]

Case in point: Teta de Nega

[Anonymous No.13940510]

>>13939827
looks tasty what's the filling?

[Anonymous No.13940512]

>>13940510
cum

[Anonymous No.13940520]

>>13940510
virgin boy cum

[Anonymous No.13940534]

>>13940512
>>13940520

[Anonymous No.13940536]

>>13940510
Marshmallow
Fun fact its name roughly translates to Negress's tit

[Anonymous No.13940558]

>>13940536
I am eating a chocolate cupcake right now wondering what other sweets do Brazilians make?

[Anonymous No.13940570]

>>13940558
Unironically Cocada if you like coconut, although that is not strictly Brazilian.

[Anonymous No.13940586]

>>13940570
>Cocada
hell yeah these look tasty too I'm going to make the fuck out of them thanks anon
>culturally enriched

[Anonymous No.13940603]

>>13940586
No problem bro, good luck. I recommend an almond to top some off at the end, and to keep some plain to see which you prefer.

[Anonymous No.13941410]

>>13940536
have those in finland as well, neekerinpusu (nigger's kiss) but it was changed to brunberg's kisses
my favorite treat, the marshmallow isn't the dense springy kind but this soft gooey sticky kind and it's the best

[Anonymous No.13941439]

>>13939827
oh you mean a Tunnocks Teacake?

[Anonymous No.13941501]

>>13939827
*blocks you're path*

[Anonymous No.13941509]

>>13941410
who is "brunberg", is antisemitism a finnish hobby?

[Anonymous No.13941527]

>>13941509
surnames ending with -berg aren't exclusive to jews
it's germanic, not hebrew

[Anonymous No.13941547]

Brazilian here, I'll dump some brazilian sweets for you.

First of all, this is pé-de-moleque. Really common and cheap sweet, made from caramel and peanuts, toasted in a over. Fucking delicious.

[Anonymous No.13941552]

Then, we have paçoca. Also made from peanuts, sugar and salt. There simple isn't a single brazilian that doesn't like it. When I lived in Portugal, I made my apartment colleagues addict to this. It's creamy, it's salty, it's sweet, it's everything.

[Anonymous No.13941555]

>>13941527
sounds like something a jew would say. or a nazi. what exactly is your agenda here?

[Anonymous No.13941560]

Continuing on the sugar-centric sweets, we have rapadura. Made only from brown sugar, it is really sweet, so you usually eat it while drinking strong black coffee (which by US-standards are a caffeine nuclear bomb) or you can buy it mixed with milk, so it becomes creamy and little less sweet.

[Anonymous No.13941568]

Going to the coconut, we have cocada. Made with sugar and coconut (and sometimes condensed milk), they are the be made as the coconut-version of brigadeiro. Really good, delicious, not as sweet as it looks. The one's from the Northeast part of the country are better.

[Anonymous No.13941572]

Still on the coconut, we have Manjar Branco. Made with coconut milk, coconut and condensed milk, this a pudding-like desert, really good, usually served with a plum syrup. I prefer with without the plum

[Anonymous No.13941573]

>>13939827
niggers tit???

[Anonymous No.13941574]

I dont think these originate from brazil
Wikipedia says its jewish origin and the name niggers kisses come from its german name

[Anonymous No.13941582]

Going to the guava, we have the goiabada. Made from the fruit, with some sugar, this is THE SHIT. Personally the brazilian sweet I love the most besides the pudim. Usually eaten alone OR with some minas cheese, known as "Romeo and Juliet". There are some variations, I prefer the goiabada cascão.

[Anonymous No.13941584]

>>13941555
neither
just surname autism

[Anonymous No.13941587]

Still on the guava, we have the Bolo de Rolo, a swiss cake really thin, with goiabada inside. A Pernambuco dessert.

[Anonymous No.13941591]

This one is also a classic, named Cartola. It is made with caramelized bananas, butter cheese (a special type of cheese), cinnamon and sugar. Sweet, salty, with a lot of textures, I really, really like it, but where I live is kinda hard to find a good one.

[Anonymous No.13941601]

This one is called pamonha, made of corn, coconut, sugar, anything sweet you want. While not only a dessert (can be made salty), it is good. I don't really like it, but it is good.

[Anonymous No.13941608]

I won't post the other ones, but we have a lot of variations of portuguese sweets, like Quindim, Pudim, Rice Pudding, a variety of cakes, a LOT of versions of dulce de leche (like 10+ variations), Ambrosia, if there's anything brazilian know how to do, it is sweets.

If you guys have any questions, just ask.

[Anonymous No.13941641]

>>13941608
Those are some based looking deserts friend, thanks for sharing

[Anonymous No.13941752]

>>13941552
how do you make it?

[Anonymous No.13942186]

>>13941752
1 cup of Unsalted precooked peanuts
1/2 of refined sugar
A pinch of salt

Put everything in a blender, blend it until it has this wet-flour consistency, do not make it into a paste, it has to have a mostly a flour consistency

[Anonymous No.13942197]

>>13941601
That's a tamale

[Anonymous No.13942235]

>>13939827
>>13941410
We have them in France too, they were called "Têtes de Nègre" (nigger heads) but the name was changed to "Têtes au Chocolat" or "Têtes mousse" they're pretty good

[Anonymous No.13942306]

>>13941572
Again we have this in France, called Blanc Manger Coco, the same as yours but I've never seen it with plum
I don't know if related but pic is Tres Leches with some Dulce de Leche I made last week and it was pretty good but I think it's Argentinian or Costa Rican, don't know if you make anything similar in Brazil, nice thread anyway

[Anonymous No.13942451]

>>13939827
That's a chocolate teacake. How is that Brazilian?

[Anonymous No.13943365]

DRAGON'S BEARD

[Anonymous No.13943420]

>>13940570
Fuck i loked eating this when i did my exchamge in brasil.

[Anonymous No.13943430]

>>13941410
>>13942235
It must havw been a popular dessert globally in the past.

[Anonymous No.13943468]

>>13941410
In Italy they were called "Negretti" (small niggers. I don't know what they call it now because I always found them underwhelming

[Anonymous No.13943697]

>>13939827 >>13941410 >>13941439
- not a brazilian thing
>>13940570 - nice if you like coconut, but also not brazilian
>>13941501 - is brazilian and tastes like shit
>>13941547 - not brazilian, exists everywhere, to fucking hard, american peanut brittle isnt as hard as that
>>13941552 - sounds like potato candy to me
>>13941560 - hurr americans cant into coffee
>>13941572 - that looks pretty decent actually
>>13941582 - literally a compote not a sweet
>>13941587 - would try
>>13941591 - that looks decent as well
>>13941601 - thats just a tamale with sugar, sounds nasty desu
>>13942306 - is that condensed milk and coconut cake froggy?
>>13943365 - so does this come from the nippon immigrants yall got in brazil?