3-Ingredient Chocolate 'Truffles'

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[Jeanelleats]

I tried to say "Brigadeiro" as best I could 🫣 have you tried these before? I used the Tasty recipe!

[Oldladylili]

In Brazil we have a lot of different flavours of brigadeiro that you could try out. Apart from the chocolate, the most popular one is Beijinho that’s made with coconut. People also make them with different fruits like pineapple and strawberry. But really, you can make a brigadeiro out of basically anything. You could even try making an ube one.

[chickensouvlaki]

never expected brazil and the netherlands to come together just to make literally the best thing a person could ever ingest

[clarissemendes]

These are a MUST for every brazilian birthday party!! Lovely to see some brazilian food here on your channel, kisses from Brazil!🇧🇷🫶

[ange]

Im Brazilian and love brigadiero! Even though its usually rolled in sprinkles, in my house we roll them in cocoa powder! I don’t think it’s traditional but the bitter cocoa powder balances out the sweetness really well, and I guess its more like a truffle that way but I totally recommend it!

[vectas]

brigadeiros are a national treasure, thanks for noticing us!

[rottenaj]

i used to make these with my mom (we’re brazilian) thank you for reminding me of her. i miss her every day

[whitebutginger]

At home we mix Cadbury drinking chocolate and condensed milk with crushed cornflakes. You spoon them out and refrigerate them until set. We call them 'haystacks' and they're so good!

[ATMEIDAREYAIDOUBLEDAREYA]

As a Brazilian the moment i saw the Brigadeiro i was like "IF SHE DOESNT SAY THIS IS BRIGADEIRO IM GOING TO RIOT" lol


(Also Brazil mentioned so expect a lot of Brazilians in the comments lol)

[eigrontopediax]

I'm from the Philippines and not from Brazil, but please do try making ube brigadeiro and coconut pandan brigadeiro! I'm curious how it would turn out!

[KatoK]

In germany we have something looking similar. It's called Rumkugeln and it normaly contains rum.

[ItsJay]

You know we gotta see an ube version lol. Please!

[-Isa-]

I grew up in Brazil and I ate this 24/7

[Anzy.]

Oh yeah. This cocoa powder one looks SO GOOD! You can make Brigadeiros out of anything really, some will say its not real brigadeiro, its just a docinho, but doesn't really matter.
I love peanut ones, you put either powder or just chunks of in the condensed milk almost by the end of the cooking and its delicious.
BUT I must say, my number one is for sure passion fruit. Just some Passion Fruit jam (I like to make it myself) by the end of the cooking, and make sure its a good quantity to be a little sour since there's a lot of sugar and It kinda disappears if its not enough.

[YourGirlBriBri]

I love filipino ube cake! My mom works with Filipino nurses who are amazing and they love me and my mom one time a nurse brought me back a Louis Vuitton bag from her visit home. One woman got us ube cookies that I devoured and they introduced me to my favourite flavour… Ube! They bring my mom snacks and designer cause it’s cheap where they live. And it’s all because my mom is nice to them. Be kind to everyone and everyone will be kind back ❤

[lovepepsiman]

I grew up on those! I’m Middle Eastern but my mom is from Brazil so my childhood favorite desserts were very condensed milk and coconut milk based

[vanessabalendra]

I remember making one of these in primary school and knowing it was Brazilian but i couldn’t remember the name so I just was never able to have them again. BUT THANKS FOR TELLING ME

[Nikki]

They're delicious! I went through a phase where I made those like once a week. They're the reason I have a jar of whole cloves with my spices. 😂

[nicollenda]

Brazilian here! Brigadeiro is my favorite desert!

[bikutake]

As a Brazilian, I approve. these are a highlight at every family dinner