2 Jul 2019
Pao de Deus, a Portuguese phrase meaning "bread for God's sake", refers to the tradition of "soulling" that's celebrated throughout Portugal by children up to the age of ten on Dia de Todos-os-Santos (All Saints' Day). Thanks to its intense and delightful flavour of coconut, and the combination of a crunchy and soft texture, the Pao de Deus is an irresistible snack.
TOTAL DOUGH 1735g
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