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Açaí Bowl
Açaí na TigelaFrozen mashed açaí sorbet topped with granola and banana.
Eggs-Free Guide to Rio de Janeiro Local & Street Food
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Local Foods
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Food districts
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Local Foods
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Acarajé
AcarajéFried black-eyed pea fritters filled with shrimp and sauces.
Safe to eat
Água de Coco (Coconut Water)
Água de CocoFresh coconut water served chilled in young green coconuts.
Safe to eat
Brigadeiro (Brazilian Fudge Ball)
BrigadeiroChocolate fudge balls made from condensed milk and cocoa.
Safe to eat
Caipirinha
CaipirinhaCocktail with cachaça, lime, sugar muddled over ice.
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Caldo de Cana (Sugarcane Juice)
Caldo de Cana / GarapaFreshly pressed sugarcane juice, sometimes with lime.
Safe to eat
Carne de Sol (Sun-Cured Beef)
Carne de SolLightly salted, partially dehydrated beef with tender texture.