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The word “lapa” has pre-Celtic origins. A lapa can refer to a small cave, a slap, a bothersome person, or even a slice (in Brazil). In the Azores, a lapa is a gastropod univalve mollusc, and it has an incredible taste of the sea. A tradition in the archipelago.

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