Typical brazilian salgadinho/snack which is always present in birthday parties. !macacos
Fun fact, right-wingers are called "coxinhas" because São Paulo cops eat them like burger cops eat donuts.
Typical brazilian salgadinho/snack which is always present in birthday parties. !macacos
Fun fact, right-wingers are called "coxinhas" because São Paulo cops eat them like burger cops eat donuts.
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Are they sweet?
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No, salgadinho means salty snacks.
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They're delicious though, but you should only eat it once in a while because they're fritura (fried) and you don't wanna get fat.
That's why I prefer the "empanadas al horno" Argie style instead of Brazilian pastel as the latter is fried and oily.
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!dixie
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My grandma cooks fried chicken and bakes corn bread, so maybe both dixies (Brazilian and American) are more alike than previously thought
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BROTHER
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TRAITOR
!macacos WE GOT A TRAITOR
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Eu tenho refluxo, não posso comer muita fritura, até o café me da azia dai eu costumo beber só chá
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Quitter.
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