Tradicional Sponge Cake
The history of Pão-de-Ló has origin in a very old monastery recipe, which is available for the public to taste since 1863. Eggs, sugar and flour allied to a process of handmade production make this Pão-de-Ló soft textured and intense in flavour. It feels very fluffy and with an unique and unequaled taste, also great to eat with cheese.
This product is sold with the following weights: 500gr, 750gr, 1kg, 1.5kg and 2kg
Varied Sweet Dish
Varied Sweets Dish with 36 units: 18 Castanhas Doces and 18 Queijinhos do Céu.
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Angel hair
Angel hair (fios de ovos) is a traditional Portuguese sweet made of eggs, drawn into thin strands and boiled in sugar syrup.
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Sweet Chestnuts
Its rich and unique taste results from a harmonious process of confection, where the dough made of eggs, sugar and almond, takes an egg topping which is then toasted.
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Orange Roll Cake
This typical orange sweet (with eggs, sugar and orange juice) is a great suggestion to have with a cup of coffee at the end of a meal.
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Egg Trouxas
Egg yolk carefully prepared for a unique texture, presentation and flavour.
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Butter Biscuits
Biscoitos de Manteiga follow a monastery recipe and are ideal to go along with a tea or a coffee.
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Almond and Whole-nut Biscuits
Bolinhos de Amêndoa e Noz are made based on a monastery recipe and present a taste with unique features.
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Malhoa Sponge Cake
Made from eggs, sugar and flour, one of the main secrets of this delicious Pão-de-Ló is especially the cooking process...
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