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Bolo de mel
Alternative names
Bolo de mel de cana
Type
Cake
Place of origin
Portugal
Region or state
Madeira
Created by
Santa Clara nuns
Main ingredients
Flour, sugar, butter or margarine, lard, molasses or honey, walnuts, almonds, spices
Media: Bolo de mel
Bolo de mel (Portuguese pronunciation:[ˈboluðɨˈmɛl], "honey cake") is a traditional cake from the Madeira Islands.
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