Rapadura

Rapadura is a traditional candy in Brazil. It is basically solid brown sugar, in the form of a brick, and is largely produced at sugarcane plantations in northeastern Brazil. Rapadura was actually created as an easier way to transport sugar. Other ingredients may be included in the recipe, such as peanuts, condensed milk, coconut, or white sugar. Rapadura is very rich in dietary iron.

 

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