
3h 30m
Rio de Janeiro: 9-Recipe Boozy Brazilian Cooking Class
Take advantage of your time in Rio with a hands-on Brazilian cooking class and make traditional dishes and Caipirinhas. Choose between 2 menu options...
Açaí na tigela in Rio is frozen açaí pulp blended into a cold cream, served in a bowl or a big cup with banana and granola, sold at beach kiosks, juice bars and specialist shops.
Where to eat it: 2 restaurants across 1 city.

In the Amazon, açaí is traditionally eaten unfrozen and unblended with manioc flour or tapioca, beside fried fish or charque. In the Northeast and South it is blended with frozen fruit, guaraná and cereals into the cold cream popular in Rio, sold at most beach kiosks and juice bars. Its national and export rise began in the 1990s, with demand for healthier foods, and Pará still supplies about 85 percent of Brazil's crop.
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3h 30m
Take advantage of your time in Rio with a hands-on Brazilian cooking class and make traditional dishes and Caipirinhas. Choose between 2 menu options...

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Tip from the editors. Use the least liquid that lets the blender turn; too much guaraná makes a drink rather than a spoonable bowl.
Bibi Sucos Leblon serves fresh juices, açaí and sandwiches on Avenida Ataulfo de Paiva in Rio de Janeiro, daily from 08:30 to 23:30, at the first Bibi.
TryFresh juices, including the house cocoa and strawberry blend, and açaí
Tapí Leblon fills tapioca crêpes with carne seca, brie or smoked salmon on Avenida Ataulfo de Paiva in Leblon, Rio de Janeiro, from 08:00 to 22:00.
TryTapí Baião: tapioca with carne seca, creamy requeijão and biquinho pepper
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