Mini Sweet Ground Peanut Square - Santa Helena Mini Paçoquita 14 Unit 210g

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Both dishes seem to have originated from the same Native Brazilian customs, but have grown to be completely different products. We used a little hammer to press the ground peanuts and the sugar together and mold it in the shape of a cork. At work, at home or just hanging out, it is popular with consumers who seek joy and fun with a lot more flavor.

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There are more than 300 brands offering a similar product in the country, but none is a close competitor. In 1986, after some initial improvements, the product officially entered the market and became an immediate success. However, if you refuse the cookies, your experience on our site may be poor, and some features may not work as intended. In more modern manufacturing techniques, instead of a mortar, industrial blenders are used, and the Paçocas are later pressed into many shapes, most commonly square or cork shapes.The Santa Helena factory was founded in 1942 by his grandfather, José Marques Telles, and has been in the family ever since. Traditional Brazilian product based on peanuts, Paçoquita Santa Helena is the national leader in its segment. Renato was working in the administrative section of the company when the idea for the new product came out. What I can tell you is that while one is delicious, attempting to eat a second will probably make you feel sick.

Paçoquinha: a peanut treat that tastes like Brazil

Paçoquita Santa Helena is unique, fun, happy, very Brazilian, made of peanuts, salt, sugar and lots of love. The company has been investing in ways to conquer fans with different accents and is starting to look for new markets.Outside the country, Paçoquita is mainly sold to Brazilian expats communities, that have a sentimental bonding to the candy. Thanks to its distinctive flavor and a control of quality and raw material, it is a product for consumers of all ages. Speak for yourself about feeling sick after attempting to eat a second one, Tom, I always feel great haha. Description: First let me explain that Paçoca is the generic name for a super-sweet, crumbly sweet made from ground peanuts, sugar and salt (and sometimes that Brazilian favourite, sweetened condensed milk). The state of São Paulo leads the national production and is responsible for 94% of the peanuts produced in the country.