Farofa is the quiet hero of the Brazilian table, a golden tumble of toasted cassava flour that shows up next to feijoada, churrasco, and almost everything else. Made from toasted farinha de mandioca, it adds texture and a nutty, buttery savor that pulls a meal together.
The crunchy sidekick on every Brazilian plate
Light and sandy with crisp bits of bacon and soft scrambled egg folded through, farofa is savory, buttery, and just a little smoky. It soaks up juices beautifully and gives every forkful an irresistible crunch.


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