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|  | Discover the exotic flavors of a gastronomy born of many cultures.
Crossroad of three continents In Salvador, everything says cross-cultural mixing. Baroque churches stand alongside bright-colored houses and favorite dishes have borrowed from South American, African and European cuisines. Visually and taste-wise, you instantly know you're somewhere else.
Tropical cuisine Along the beaches, you can find fantastic grilled meat served with rice, black bean or farinha [manioc flour]. Coconut is the specialty, here. Used in both sweet and savory dishes, it's eaten at any time of day. |
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|  | Spectacular fun Every year in February, Salvador erupts in a week-long frenzy with the famous Carnival. Join the fun and festivity! And if you get thirsty, sip on the national drink, a caipirinha.
Sweet memories Did you like the fruit in the Nordeste? Then you'll love these two specialties from "DelĂcias Bahia": coconut jam, and Laranjas-Bahia liqueur.
A quick bite How about a picnic in a truly gorgeous and amazing setting? Then, go to Lake Abaeté and get some delicious small croissant-shaped turnovers filled with meat. |
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