Perfect to enjoy on its own, spread on bread or toast, paired with fruits, or used in creative recipes. The 180g PET jar is convenient and easy to carry, making it ideal for everyday use.

Highlights:

• Authentic Dadinho flavour
• Smooth and creamy texture
• Versatile: great for snacks and desserts
• Practical 180g packaging

Enjoy a delicious twist on a beloved classic!

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Paçoca de amendoim known as Paçoquinha is a traditional Brazilian treat made of peanuts, sugar and salt, popular in Brazil.

The name, pronounced pah-sso-kah, comes from the indigenous Tupi word “posok”, which means “to crumble” or “to smash”. And that’s because this sweet treat was traditionally made using a mortar and pestle.

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Paçoca de amendoim known as Paçoquinha is a traditional Brazilian treat made of peanuts, sugar and salt, popular in Brazil.

The name, pronounced pah-sso-kah, comes from the indigenous Tupi word “posok”, which means “to crumble” or “to smash”. And that’s because this sweet treat was traditionally made using a mortar and pestle.

The post Dadinho Paçoca (Brazilian Sweet Peanut) Rolha Candy Bucket 15g x 50 first appeared on Delícias.

Paçoca de amendoim known as Paçoquinha is a traditional Brazilian treat made of peanuts, sugar and salt, popular in Brazil.

The name, pronounced pah-sso-kah, comes from the indigenous Tupi word “posok”, which means “to crumble” or “to smash”. And that’s because this sweet treat was traditionally made using a mortar and pestle.

The post Dadinho Paçoca (Brazilian Sweet Peanut) Square Sachet 20g x 8 first appeared on Delícias.

Paçoca de amendoim known as Paçoquinha is a traditional Brazilian treat made of peanuts, sugar and salt, popular in Brazil.

The name, pronounced pah-sso-kah, comes from the indigenous Tupi word “posok”, which means “to crumble” or “to smash”. And that’s because this sweet treat was traditionally made using a mortar and pestle.

The post Dadinho Paçoca (Brazilian Sweet Peanut) Square Display Box 20g x 40 first appeared on Delícias.

Paçoca de amendoim known as Paçoquinha is a traditional Brazilian treat made of peanuts, sugar and salt, popular in Brazil.

The name, pronounced pah-sso-kah, comes from the indigenous Tupi word “posok”, which means “to crumble” or “to smash”. And that’s because this sweet treat was traditionally made using a mortar and pestle.

The post Dadinho Paçoca (Brazilian Sweet Peanut) Rolha Format 15g first appeared on Delícias.