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| Exporters know it's plenty hard to turn down the national pastime, like picanha or rump roast, the most famous cut, alongside a plate of farofa, which is made from manioc flour, and a nice cold caipirinha cocktail (that would be cachaca, a spirit, with lemon and sugar). Spirit: Cachaca, distilled from fresh sugar cane juice The latest is the Caipharina, a concoction of cachaca (a rum-like Brazilian liqueur), fresh lemon and lime juices, a couple of sugar cubes and sugar cane garnish. |
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