Nescau powder chocolate - Nestlé 370g Nestlé Achocolatado em pó Nescau - Nestlé 370g

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Sometimes it’s left as a caramel-like ‘sauce’ that we just eat with a spoon, dip fruits in (hello brigadeiro dipped strawberries!!), make brigadeiro cake (with brigadeiro as a cake filling, or drizzled all over the top– OR BOTH!)…

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This simple dessert is made with just a handful of ingredients, mainly condensed milk and chocolate powder – you know, the kind you add to milk like Nesquik, or Nescau, widely used in Brazil. You can definitely make brigadeiro with cocoa powder too, but there’s a slightly different process and recipe for it, especially when we want to roll it into little balls. I’ll get to that on another post. A marca engloba atualmente uma gama de produtos que inclui achocolatados em pó e prontos para beber, chocolates em barra, cereais matinais e biscoitos recheados. [2 ] Chocolate powder– you know, the kind you add to milk like Nesquik, or Nescau, widely used in Brazil.