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Appetizer Bundle

Salgados: Kibe, coxinhas, bolinho de bacalhau and Cheese croquettes. Suggested alcoholic drink: Beer; Suggested non-alcoholic drink: Guarana (Closest Brazilian version of ginger ale).

• 100 Salgados (20 of each)$120.00
• 100 Salgados (Each)$1.50
• 200 Salgados (40 of each)$220.00
• 200 Salgados (Each)$1.10
• 300 Salgados (75 of each)$240.00
• 300 Salgados (Each)$1.00

Bolinho de Bacalhau

Bolinho de Bacalhau. Known as little cakes. These croquettes are a classic Brazilian bar food. Crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside, with plump chunks of salt cod inside.

• 100 Pack$75.00
• 200 Pack$130.00

Coxinha

Coxinha is a popular food in Brazil consisted of shredded chicken meat, covered in dough, molded into a shape resembling a chicken leg, battered and fried.

• 100 Pack$75.00
• 200 Pack$130.00

Empadinhas

Empadinhas are totally yummy tiny pies filled with shrimp, chicken or hearts of palm. Baked.

• 100 Pack$75.00
• 200 Pack$130.00

Esfiha

Esfiha is a pizza-like dish originating from the Levant, but it is also known in Turkey as pride. It was introduced in Brazil by Levantine immigrants.

• 100 Pack$75.00
• 200 Pack$130.00

Espetinhos

Espetinhos can be made from many things. The most common are simple skewers of spiced beef, sausage or chicken.

• 100 Pack$75.00
• 200 Pack$130.00

Feijoada Kit$30.00

Black beans with meat stew, white rice, color greens, farofa (cassava flour, vinagrette (tomatoes / onions / parsley) and sliced oranges. Suggested dessert: (additional charge) Fruit cup (pineapple / strawberries / cantaloupe) $3 per person or Papaya.

Kibe

Kibe is a Levantine dish made of bulgur, minced onions and finely ground lean beef meat with Middle Eastern spices.

• 100 Pack$75.00
• 200 Pack$130.00

Pastel

Pastel is a typical fast-food Brazilian dish, consisting of half-circle or rectangle-shaped thin crust pies with assorted fillings, fried in vegetable oil.

• 100 Pack$75.00
• 200 Pack$130.00

Rice and Beans

Rice and Beans are a staple food in many cultures around the world. It provides several important nutrients, and is widely available.

• 100 Pack$75.00
• 200 Pack$130.00

Appetizer Bundle

Salgados: Kibe, coxinhas, bolinho de bacalhau and Cheese croquettes. Suggested alcoholic drink: Beer; Suggested non-alcoholic drink: Guarana (Closest Brazilian version of ginger ale).

• 100 Salgados (20 of each)$120.00
• 100 Salgados (Each)$1.50
• 200 Salgados (40 of each)$220.00
• 200 Salgados (Each)$1.10
• 300 Salgados (75 of each)$240.00
• 300 Salgados (Each)$1.00

Brigadeiros and Cajuzinho Bundle

A variety pack of brigadeiros de Chocolate, Strawberry and Beijinhos (coconut) and Cajuzinho (Condensed Milk and cashews).

• 120 (30 of each)$95.00
• 240 (60 of each)$204.00
• 360 (90 of each)$270.00

Feijoada Kit$30.00

Black beans with meat stew, white rice, color greens, farofa (cassava flour, vinagrette (tomatoes / onions / parsley) and sliced oranges. Suggested dessert: (additional charge) Fruit cup (pineapple / strawberries / cantaloupe) $3 per person or Papaya.

Quindim and Passion Fruit Mousse Bundle

Quindim (Coconut and eggs) and 4.oz Passion Fruit mousse.

• 100 Pastries (50 of each)$210.00
• 200 Pastries (100 of each)$380.00
• 300 Pastries (150 of each)$510.00

Virado a Paulista$18.00

White Rice, feijão-tropeiro (cooked beans mixed with cassava flour, Fried Eggs, bacon, fried bananas, pork chop and collard greens).

Beijinho

Beijinho, also know as Branquinho. Typical Brazilian birthday party candy prepared with condensed milk, grated coconut, roller over caster sugar or grated coconut and topped with a clove.

• 100 Pack$75.00
• 200 Pack$130.00

Brazilian Coffee: Cafezinho$2.50

Brigadeiro

Brigadeiro is a common Brazilian delicacy, created in 1940. It is common throughout the entire country and is present in practically all the major celebrations It's a candy prepared with condensed milk, butter, chocolate and rolled over.

• 100 Pack$75.00
• 200 Pack$130.00

Brigadeiro with Grapes Mousse$3.00

Brigadeiros and Cajuzinho Bundle

A variety pack of brigadeiros de Chocolate, Strawberry and Beijinhos (coconut) and Cajuzinho (Condensed Milk and cashews).

• 120 (30 of each)$95.00
• 240 (60 of each)$204.00
• 360 (90 of each)$270.00

Brigadeiros Variety Pack

Brigadeiros de Chocolate, Strawberry and Beijinhos (coconut).

• 100 Pack$75.00
• 200 Pack$130.00

Cajuzinho

Condensed Milk and cashews.

• 100 Pack$75.00
• 200 Pack$130.00

Chocolate Brigadeiro Cake Slice$3.00

Curral (Corn Mousse)$3.50

Fruit Cup

• 4 Oz$2.50
• 8 Oz$3.50

Guarana$3.00

Hot Tea$2.50

Papaya Mousse$3.50

Quindim and Passion Fruit Mousse Bundle

Quindim (Coconut and eggs) and 4.oz Passion Fruit mousse.

• 100 Pastries (50 of each)$210.00
• 200 Pastries (100 of each)$380.00
• 300 Pastries (150 of each)$510.00

Quindin

Quindin is made from sugar, egg yolks and ground coconut. It is a custard and usually presented as an upturned cup with a glistening surface and intensely yellow color.

• 100 Pack$75.00
• 200 Pack$130.00

Beef Stroganoff$40.00

The ultimate comfort food! Tender strips of beef and mushrooms are first sautéed in butter, then swirled with sour cream to make a creamy sauce, and served over noodles, rice, or fries.

Bife a Role$40.00

Brazilian version of the Italian Braciole and the other one is Farofa, a very traditional Brazilian dish made of corn (or manioc) flour mixture.

Camarao na Moranga$40.00

This dish is typical from Brazil.! It plays the perfect role in the fall: it tastes warm and delicious and it decorates the table.

Churrasco$40.00

Brazilians are proud of their futebol as they are proud of their barbecue. Meat, Pork and Chicken.

Feijão tropeiro$40.00

The essentials – beans, dried and salted meat, and cassava flour – were typically combined to create the iconic.

Feijoada$40.00

Feijoada is a stew of beans with beef and pork, which is a typical Portuguese dish. Feijoada is also typically cooked in former Portuguese colonies such as Brazil, Macau, Angola, Mozambique and Goa.

Moqueca de Camarao$40.00

Moqueca de Camarao, an easy fish stew recipe with shrimps, makes it one of the best and most famous Brazilian foods. Empty.

Virado à Paulista$40.00

Virado à Paulista, is a signature Brazilian Style lunch, originating in the region of Sao Paulo. It is very typical because of its simplicity and the fact that it is such a flavorful and hearty meal. It was given its name, "virado", because it.

Virado a Paulista$18.00

White Rice, feijão-tropeiro (cooked beans mixed with cassava flour, Fried Eggs, bacon, fried bananas, pork chop and collard greens).

Suco de Abacaxi (Pineapple Juice)$3.50

Suco de Laranja (Oranje Juice)$3.50

Suco de Limao Amarelo (Lemom Juice)$3.00

Suco de Limao Verde (Lime Juice)$3.00

Suco de Manga (Mango Juice)$3.50

Suco de Maracuja (Passion Fruit Juice)$3.50