The name of this dessert comes from a Brazilian advertisement from the 60s, in which the cheese, Romeo, fell in love with the guava, which was called Julieta. This simple combination makes up one of the best-known desserts in the country. You have all the information in: «Typical Brazilian desserts and sweets: recipes and ingredients«.

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