Glória’s Bolos Lêvedos

Açores

The sweet and warm scent fills the air, announcing what’s to come. At Glória, the Bolos Lêvedos are more than just a recipe – they are a ritual of hands and memories, a heritage passed down in the heat of the fire and the patience of time. Each cake is born from the right gesture, from the live yeast that rises slowly, from the hot plate that gives it colour and texture. Those who taste it, take with them a piece of the Azores, soft and delicate, yet with the strength of a tradition that never fades.

At Octant FURNAS, Bolos Lêvedos from Glória are served still warm, just as tradition dictates. A timeless taste that accompanies lazy mornings, unhurried conversations, and moments that taste like home.

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