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gm 🥟 nigerian colleague brought meat pies to the office today!
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These are very common in Argentina and Uruguay. It is called “empanadas”. In Brazil we have something similar but it is fried. I didn’t know they were a food from Nigeria as well. So cool!
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Every culture has stuffed bread. Americans: Hot Pockets Brazil/pt: Pao de queijo Jamaican: Beef Patty Latinos: Empanada India: Samosas China: dumplings and the list goes on
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my man said, americans: hot pockets 🤣 1000 $degen
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But pao de queijo is not the same as empanadas. In brasil they are equivalent to pastel.
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Ah yeah, you're right. When I lived there, I feel like I never had pastels. Lots of Pao de queijo, misto quente, feijoada, chicken hearts, and other foods. Maybe I didn't but I didn't realize it since I was young.
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Pastel is very common. You might have eaten it. Usually they are fried. But there are also some that are baked. That’s our equivalent to empanadas. Pão de queijo is delicious. My favorite snack. But it is something else.
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