14 Questions
Who are the makers of the famous Portuguese loaves of bread?
The mixers, the moulders, and those who bake the loaves.
Do the age-old furnaces still exist?
Yes, the age-old furnaces still exist.
What did the baker used to be to the author during their childhood in Goa?
The baker used to be their friend, companion, and guide.
What can still be heard in some places?
The thud and jingle of the traditional baker's bamboo.
Who are still present in the community?
The mixers, the moulders, and those who bake the loaves.
How many times a day did the baker used to come?
The baker used to come at least twice a day.
What is the author reminiscing about?
Those good old Portuguese days and the famous Portuguese loaves of bread.
What can still be heard in some places?
The thud and jingle of the traditional baker's bamboo.
What are the elders reminiscing about?
The good old Portuguese days and the Portuguese and their famous loaves of bread.
What are the bakeries known as in Goa?
Pok
Who are still there among us?
The mixers, the moulders, and those who bake the loaves.
What still exists?
The age-old, time-tested furnaces.
What can still be heard in some places?
The thud and jingle of the traditional baker's bamboo.
What did the baker used to be to the author during their childhood in Goa?
Their friend, companion, and guide.
Discover the rich history and tradition of Portuguese bread-making in this nostalgic quiz. Test your knowledge on the mixers, moulders, and bakers who continue this age-old craft, and learn about the enduring furnaces that keep the fire of Portuguese bread alive.
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