🇬🇧 Fruits and Brazilian Desserts
Today I'm going to talk about a topic that I spent some time without writing about. Food. Mainly about fruits and desserts common in Brazil. The desserts I will try to speak only of the typical ones of the country, but as I live in a mixed country, full of people of the most varied origins, it may be that some of these sweets are typical of another place and adapted here. One of the rarest fruits in the world is abundant in Brazil: jabuticaba. And we have many other typical fruits in several regions. I'm not sure what typical fruits in the south of the country would be, as the ones I normally see are common in temperate countries. But across the country we have, among others, pequi in the cerrado (I already mentioned it in a specific text), soursop, umbu, acerola, cocoa, passion fruit, pitanga, cashew, avocado (which we normally eat with sugar for breakfast and not salty as in guacamoles), pineapple, kiwi, pear, apple, pitaya, guava, peach, nectarine, pine cone (or earl's...