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<p>It’s no secret that Portugal has a thing for pastries. You’ve probably heard of pastéis de nata, those iconic custard tarts that are at the top of every traveler’s list. But if you’re visiting Portugal – especially in summer – there’s another treat that you absolutely have to try: bolas de Berlim.These sugary, fluffy, custard-filled […]</p>
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<p>Portugal is a bread-loving country—and we mean that in the best possible way. Portuguese bread is part of pretty much every traditional meal in one way or another, whether toasted and buttered for breakfast, dipped into a hearty soup at lunch, or brought to the table before dinner.Some destinations are famous for baguettes or bagels, […]</p>
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Portuguese Food 
Whether you like your wine light and sparkling or your coffee strong and black, Portuguese drinks are true crowd pleasers. Head to any one of Portugal’s many bars, cafés, or liquor stores and you’ll be able to indulge in what might just become your new favorite tipple. Portuguese drinks are varied and unique. When it comes […]
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