Sucos Naturais
Variety of natural juices made with fresh fruits.
Información Nutricional
* El % de Valor Diario (VD) indica cuánto aporta un nutriente en una porción de alimento a una dieta diaria. Se utilizan 2,000 calorías al día para consejos generales de nutrición.
Función Premium
Función Premium
The availability of fresh fruits in Brazil since pre-colonial times has naturally led to the creation of fruit-based beverages. Over time, influenced by indigenous practices and later by European and African culinary traditions, Brazilians developed a vibrant culture of enjoying fresh fruit juices, known as Sucos Naturais. The widespread availability of blenders in the 20th century further popularized their consumption.
Función Premium
Sucos Naturais are deeply ingrained in Brazilian culture as a healthy and refreshing beverage, enjoyed throughout the day.
Everyday Refreshment
Sucos Naturais are a staple beverage, often enjoyed at breakfast, lunch, or as a refreshing treat throughout the day. They are readily available at juice bars (lanchonetes) and restaurants across the country.
Health and Wellness
Brazilians value the nutritional benefits of fresh fruit juices, viewing them as a healthy way to stay hydrated and obtain vitamins and minerals. They are often promoted as a natural source of energy and well-being.
Social Occasions
While frequently consumed individually, Sucos Naturais also play a role in social gatherings. Pitchers of fresh juice are often served at parties, family meals, and casual get-togethers.
Función Premium
Sucos Naturais offer a vibrant spectrum of flavors, from sweet and tangy to subtly tart, depending on the fruits used.
The primary flavor profile is dictated by the fresh fruits used. Common fruits include orange (laranja), pineapple (abacaxi), mango (manga), passion fruit (maracujá), guava (goiaba), papaya (mamão), watermelon (melancia), and acai (açaí). The juices are often blended with water or milk and can be sweetened with sugar or honey. Some variations include adding herbs like mint (hortelã) or ginger (gengibre) for an extra layer of flavor.
Función Premium
Fruit Selection
Choose ripe, in-season fruits for the best flavor and sweetness. Avoid fruits that are bruised or overly soft.
Blending Techniques
Blend the fruit with a minimal amount of water or milk to avoid diluting the flavor. Start with a small amount of liquid and add more as needed to achieve the desired consistency.
Sweetening Options
Adjust sweetness to taste. Consider using natural sweeteners like honey or agave syrup instead of refined sugar. Some fruits may be naturally sweet enough to require no added sweetener at all.
Strain for Smoothness
For juices with pulp or seeds, such as passion fruit or guava, strain the juice through a fine-mesh sieve after blending for a smoother texture.
Función Premium
Explora platos y restaurantes adicionales de Juice
Explorar JuiceDescubre los mejores lugares para comer y experiencias culinarias en Chapecó.
Explorar ChapecóAprende más sobre la cultura gastronómica, la escena de restaurantes y el patrimonio culinario de Brazil.
Explorar Brazil