Api

(Bolivian)

corn, sugar, cinnamon

Api is a creamy sweet warm Bolivian beverage made from corn and spiced with cinnamon, cloves, and orange zest. Api is normally served for breakfast and sold as street food accompanied by buñuelos.

Created March 7, 2019 by: itisclaudio


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Buñuelos (Bolivian)
Buñuelos is a deep-fried dough sold mostly sold as street food in Bolivia normally accompanied of a beverage called Api

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Bolivian Street Food 11

(Bolivian)

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Street food you find in Bolivia

Salteñas

(Bolivian)

Anticuchos

Anticucho (Bolivian)

Api

(Bolivian)

Buñuelos

(Bolivian)

Bolivian Breakfast Dishes 8

(Bolivian)

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List of common, typical and traditional foods and beverages Bolivians have for breakfast.

Salteñas

(Bolivian)

Api

(Bolivian)

Buñuelos

(Bolivian)

Cafe Con Leche

(-Latin American-)

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