Items that arouse longing, tell stories and reveal how rich is the Goiás culture
If you have already visited Goiás or meet a Goiano, you know that the shopping cart here has a different flavor.
Between cerrado fruits, handcrafted sweets and unique spices, Goiás supermarkets offer products that are true regional treasures – and that you will hardly find out of state.
Today, let’s cite some of these items that are part of the Goianos everyday (and heart):
6 products that Goianos love to buy in the market and do not have in another state
1.
Beloved by some and feared by others, Pequi is the king of Goiás cuisine.
In local supermarkets, it is common to find the canned fruit, ready to be added to dishes such as rice, chicken and bread. Its yellow pulp and striking flavor are unmistakable.
2. Guariroba
Also known as bitter palm, guariroba is an essential ingredient in the Goiano and typical salads.
Its peculiar taste conquers local palates and is a guaranteed presence on the shelves of the Goiás markets.
3. Marmeda de Santa Luzia
Produced handmade in the municipalities of Western city and Luziânia, this Marmelo de Marmelo is recognized as Intangible Cultural Heritage of Goiás.
Made by quilombola communities, it is sold in wooden boxes and has a unique flavor, less sweet than guava, being perfect to accompany cheeses or be appreciated pure.
4. Cerrado fruit ice cream
Brands like Goiás fruits offer a variety of ice cream and popsicles made with typical cerrado fruits such as cashew, mangaba and pequi.
These exotic flavors are difficult to find outside, becoming an exclusive Goian supermarkets.
5. Handmade buffalo cheese
In cities such as Goiás Velho, it is possible to find Buffala cheeses produced by hand, often sold directly by local producers.
With temperate variations with herbs and spices, these cheeses are a delight for lovers and a rarity outside the state.
6. Sweets in jam
Finally, Goiás supermarkets offer a variety of jam sweets such as dulce de leche, guava, banana and ambrosia.
These homemade delights are prepared with traditional recipes and are a true gastronomic heritage of the region.
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