The Portuguese city is famous for its unusually shaped desserts: what is the secret.

Culinary Traditions of Amarante

According to The Sun: Located just an hour's drive from Porto in Portugal, the historic town by the river boasts a unique culinary tradition. Amarante, situated on the bend of the Tâmega River, has become popular for its confectionery. It's not just about the taste or the filling, but about the unique shape of the sweets known as

bolos de Sao Goncalo

The traditional sweets of Amarante are not only a part of culinary heritage but also an element of the cultural identity of the region. The making of these products is passed down from generation to generation, and the skill of the pastry chefs has become a kind of hallmark of the city. For instance, visiting Amarante without trying

bolos de Sao Goncalo