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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>A Portuguese breakfast often consists of fresh bread, with butter, ham, cheese or [[Fruit preserves|jam]], accompanied by coffee, milk, tea or hot chocolate. A small espresso coffee (sometimes called a ''[[Bica (coffee)|bica]]'' after the spout of the coffee machine, or ''Cimbalino'' after the Italian coffee machine La Cimbali) is a very popular beverage had during breakfast or after lunch, which is enjoyed at home or at the many cafés in towns and cities throughout Portugal. Sweet pastries are also very popular, as well as [[breakfast cereal]], mixed with milk or yogurt and fruit. The [[pastel de nata]], one of the most salient symbols of the Portuguese cuisine, is a common feature of the Portuguese breakfast. They are frequently enjoyed with a shot of espresso, both at breakfast or as an [[Merienda|afternoon treat]].</div>FuzzyBot