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justin.framedl.eth
@ahn.eth
gm π₯ nigerian colleague brought meat pies to the office today!
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Camila π«
@camilags
These are very common in Argentina and Uruguay. It is called βempanadasβ. In Brazil we have something similar but it is fried. I didnβt know they were a food from Nigeria as well. So cool!
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Joe Blau π©
@joeblau
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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justin.framedl.eth
@ahn.eth
my man said, americans: hot pockets π€£ 1000 $degen
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Camila π«
@camilags
But pao de queijo is not the same as empanadas. In brasil they are equivalent to pastel.
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Joe Blau π©
@joeblau
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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Camila π«
@camilags
Pastel is very common. You might have eaten it. Usually they are fried. But there are also some that are baked. Thatβs our equivalent to empanadas. PΓ£o de queijo is delicious. My favorite snack. But it is something else.
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