Pão de Açúcar is a Portuguese equivalent of 'Sugarloaf Mountain'. It's a famous, cherished landmark of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. On top of the mountain is the equally famous, cherished landmark of the statue 'O Cristo Redentor' ['Christ the Redeemer'].
There is no town in The United States called Sugar Loaf. There is a mountain named Sugar Loaf located in Minnesota no city exist with that name in America though.
I think the biggest one is the sugar loaf mountain in abergavveny
The Great Sugar Loaf, Mount Leinster, Three Rock Mountain, Lugnaquila, Kippure.
The term "sugarloaf" originated from the cone-shaped mold used to form refined sugar in the 18th and 19th centuries. A sugarloaf is a conical or pyramidal mass of hard, refined sugar that was produced and used before the introduction of granulated sugar. Today, the term is also used to describe sugarloaf mountains or hills with a similar shape.
A loaf cake is a cake baked in a loaf (like a loaf of bread) pan.
The name is Caipirinha... Brazilian cocktail made with ice, lime, sugar crrushed together topped with cachaça rum (Brazilian spirit destiled from juice cane juice).
Such name isn't a Brazilian name.
It is the form of heaven for animals. It is on a cloud, made of sugar lumps and candy, thus its name
The scientific name for Brazilian Mahogany is Swietenia macrophylla.
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Use you loaf.....
There is no equivalent name in Brazilian Portuguese for Matt Lowe.