On holiday we had breakfast included - and they had lovely heated pastries. They also had 5e local delicacy of Pastel De Nata.
This is a little custard tart, but not in the English way, it’s sweeter and runnier and the pastry is all layered and crispy instead of shortcrust. I had one every day of the 5 I was there. 4 of those were hotel ones like the above, they were pretty good but I wanted to try one out in the wild.
We had two cakes and a drink at the most south westerly point of mainland Europe, and this one was a little runnier and not as warm. I think I liked the hotel one better. The brownie was very nice too!
Portugal is famous for the Nandos logo, and for cork. I was very tempted to buy this bar of chocolate in a cork box, but at 10 Euros this seemed a bit expensive so we left it for other tourists.
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If you're ever in Cardiff there's a lovely Pastel de Nata bakery called Nata and Co. They even have different flavours. I highly recommend the apple ones!
https://www.nataandco.co.uk/
Lidl even sell these in their own bake off section.
I wasn’t a fan of the Lidl ones - but that Cardiff place sounds ace!
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