Forget Pastel de Nata—Portugal’s pastry game goes way deeper! 🍩✨ Join Brent as he travels across the country tasting legendary convent sweets in Évora, nautical-inspired treats in Aveiro, a one-of-a-kind tart in Beja, and plenty more hidden gems. If you love food, desserts, and travel adventures, this guide to Portuguese pastries will make you want to book a trip ASAP. 🇵🇹
Valentine’s Day is coming up so what better time than now to sample some sweets and desserts from around the…
Every city, town, and village in Portugal, it seems, has its own specialty pastry. Searching them out as you travel…
Seville’s Convento San Leandro was first built in the 14th century. The current convent is from the 17th century with…
Braga, Portugal is known for its churches and sweets. Those two things come together in the many Convent Sweets in…
For a city with a population of about 50,000, Évora punches far above it’s weight class when it comes to…
Braga’s Tibias got its name from a human bone. Some say it resembles another part of the anatomy. Tibias origin…
